What is opposite of k2tog?

More Common Decrease Stitches
SSK (Slip, Slip, Knit): The opposite of a K2Tog, this stitch slants to the left rather than the right.
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What's the difference between K2tog and SSK?

The Knit 2 Together (k2tog) is a right slanting decrease: Knit 2 stitches together as if they were one stitch knitting through both loops. The Slip, Slip, Knit (ssk) is a left slanting decrease: Slip the first stitch as if to knit. Slip the 2nd stitch as if to knit.
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Is K2tog right or left-leaning?

Knit two together = right-leaning decrease, which is done on the left side of the row. Most often seen in patterns as "K2tog." Slip, slip, knit = left-leaning decrease, which is done on the right side of the row.
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How do you decrease a slip stitch?

Slip Stitch Decrease
  1. hook into the front loop of the second stitch from your hook.
  2. hook into the stitch right before that (both loops) = the stitch that was next to your hook, before you started the decrease.
  3. Yo (yarn over) and pull through all loops.
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What is the most invisible decrease in knitting?

Knit Two Together (K2tog)

Notes: The k2tog is the most common (and often considered the easiest) single decrease in knitting. It's a fairly discreet decrease, and it's often paired with the SSK as a right-leaning alternative.
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SSK vs K2TOG Decreases: What's the Difference?



How do you decrease in knitting without leaving a hole in it?

To do this, insert the right-hand needle into the first stitch and slip it to the right-hand needle without knitting it. Knit the next stitch. With the tip of the left-hand needle pass the slipped stitch over the second stitch. You've now worked a decrease and have one less stitch.
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What is a left leaning decrease?

Per definition, a left-leaning decrease is a knitting stitch with a clear visual bias towards the left. When you decrease two stitches into one, you only have two choices: Either the left or the right loop lays on top.
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Does p2tog lean right?

As stated earlier, this left leaning decrease is sometimes called "p2tog" just like the right leaning decrease is. However, it is more commonly called "slip, slip, purl" (ssp) or sometimes "purl 2 together through the back loops," (p2togtbl or p2tbl).
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What is a left leaning stitch in knitting?

M1L: If you want a left-slanting increase, you need to make one left. This means you pick up the yarn so the loop ends up leaning to the left. And knit it through the part that is closest to the next stitch – so through the back loop.
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What is the opposite of SSK?

The ssk is used often in knitting as the opposite, counter, or mirrored decrease to the k2tog (knit 2 together). It leans the opposite way – k2tog leans right and ssk leans left.
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Are SSK and SKP the same?

Slip, slip, knit decrease (ssk)

Ssk looks the same as skp. It is another method of working Single left leaning decrease. In ssk you slip two stitches instead of one and knit them together through back loops.
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What does ssk2tog mean in knitting?

Slip, slip, knit (abbreviated ssk) results in a left-slanting decrease. The slip, slip, knit decrease is the mirror image of knit 2 stitches together (k2tog): It slants to the left.
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How long should a hat be before decreasing?

Important Hat Knitting Tip

You're finished hat should be 2 - 4 inches smaller (negative ease) than you're actual head circumference. I usually knit mine 2 inches smaller. The reason for this is because you want your hat to fit comfortably snug on your head.
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How do you decrease at the end of a row in knitting?

There are two ways to decrease in knitting. If you're knitting a garment one way is done at the beginning of the row and the other is done at the end of the row.
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It is called K2tog.
  1. Knit till there are 3 stitches remaining on the needle.
  2. Knit 2 together. ( K2tog)
  3. Knit the last stitch.
  4. You have now decreased one stitch.
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What does Sl1 k2tog PSSO mean in knitting?

Sl1-k2tog-psso (slip 1, knit 2 together, pass slipped stitch over) is a double decrease, meaning it decreases 2 stitches from the total stitch count.
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What does S1 k1 PSSO mean?

S1, k1, psso means slip one, knit one, pass the slipped stitch over. It's worked like this: slip one stitch as if to purl, then knit the next stitch like normal. Using your left-hand needle, lift the slipped stitch up and over the stitch you just knit, right off the needle.
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