Combined Double Increase/Double Decrease in Double-Knitting — a Sockmatician Tutorial @Sockmatician
Combined Double Increase/Double Decrease in Double-Knitting — a Sockmatician Tutorial @Sockmatician
Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 15 minutes ago
The combined double increase/double decrease is a nifty technique for creating three stitches out of one, without increasing your stitch count.

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Combined Double Increase/Double Decrease in Double-Knitting — a Sockmatician Tutorial

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