How to Slip Stitch Knitting (Purlwise and Knitwise)

[@Ari-gc2ou]

I'm left-handed, so I watch your channel often. Thank you. :)

[@studioknit]

So happy to hear my left-handed videos are helpful for you! 💖

[@reneej6579]

Thank you, Kristen, I watched a couple of other videos. Your video demonstration made sense right from the start, it’s awesome!

[@MamaTomasu]

So incredibly helpful for a new knitter like me…thank you for using contrasting yarn colors to make it so much easier to see the difference between the slipped stitches vs the new stitches

[@smallfootprint2961]

I have a question about slipping at the beginning and end of rows. Some people say always do it, and some never do. Some do purlwise (always) and some do one end purl wise and one end knitwise. I remain confused.

[@dawnrising22]

Wow! Extremely clear video. Straight to the point and you made it very easy to understand. Massive THANK YOU XX

[@donnaquinn6746]

This video was SOOOO VERY HELPFUL! I Received a pattern by post of a man's cardigan I thought I'd do for son and the pattern is cable PLUS those stitches you showed THANKYOU VERY MUCH! I feel much more confident now lol...😁 🧶💜🧶

[@studioknit]

So wonderful to hear, thanks, Donna.

[@caitlinweld9961]

How did you incorporate the second yarn colour? I’m struggling to seamlessly incorporate colour work like that

[@BimmerBabe]

Is there a slip stitch join that can be used to join 2 knitted squares?

[@coloursinnature5484]

Very nice

[@mayolson2]

This was so helpful !

[@annieshelton8154]

What does slipping a stitch accomplish? (New knitter here!)

[@studioknit]

You'll see that I highlight some slip stitch patterns within the video. Texture and colorwork!

[@jennglow4647]

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