Tutorial // Slipping Stitches With Yarn in Back or Front (HOW TO SLIP STITCHES)

[@LindaRoebuck-u4n]

Thanks Jen, I've found this really useful.

[@lillybits9726]

VERY well explained and demonstrated. THANK YOU JEN. I was in the middle of a knitting, and needed a refresher. 😊😊

[@Charmed21216]

Thanks so much for making this so clear. Love this video. Other tutorials just confused me

[@donnaquinn6746]

Thanks for giving the sample swatch stitches on here. A good idea and NOT many do either. Yours is nice and easy. Some videos talk too much about other stuff! lol 🧶💜🧶🥀

[@mariasarantoulias9861]

I have a slipped stitch pattern that tells me to slip the stitches to the WS, woould that be on Every row?

[@diannehiggs]

Thanks, Jen - this made perfect sense!

[@sakinap.1590]

Excellent explanation. Thank you

[@craftingprocess1448]

Thanks so much for specific s @ front and back refers to direction.I thought it meant right side of work meant the fron t. Other tutorials I watched it wasn't as clear about working the slip as a purl as well.

[@patriciadouglass7141]

Can you show me what a pyfo is? Not sure if I am doing it right! Thank you!

[@Bearmac69]

You can use knit instead of purl stitch

[@catsneni]

Thank you!!!

[@seanreilly6021]

How do I unknit a stitch that was slip stitch with yarn in the back?

[@craftyjencrafts]

You'll just slip it back purlwise as you're unknitting it. The yarn will still be in the back of your work and you can continue unknitting. :)