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Tutorial: Sliding Stitches to Create Another Row

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April 2018 //  by knotions//  Leave a Comment

Sliding stitches is a great way to add a single row of knitting in another color. It’s super-easy and the results can look more complicated than they are.

For this tutorial, you’ll need work that’s already on the needles (OTN), and a second color of yarn. The work will need to be on a circular needle or double-pointed needles (for smaller projects).

Step 1: Slide the work to the other end of the needle.

The sides that were on the right/left have now switched.

Step 2: Using the CC, work a row as instructed.

Step 3: Both yarns will now be on the same side. Turn the work.

Step 4: Work the next row as instructed in the pattern.

You’re done!

Here’s a pic after a few rows have been worked with the main color:

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