Learn how to knit a Centred Double Decrease that is often used in lace knitting stitch patterns.

While a k3tog or sssk can be used for the double decrease, the double cabled decrease is a smooth, more sophisticated alternative.

Learn how to knit these useful left- and right-leaning decreases to create elegant, mirrored shaping.

A “raised increase” the least disruptive to the knitted stitches around it and if only a single raised increase is worked, it’s virtually invisible in a ground of stockinette stitch!

The Double Bind-Off is somewhat similar in look and execution to the three-needle bind-off. Instead of one column of knit stitches there are two columns.

The Japanese short row method uses a smaller loop of yarn than the more widely known “wrap and turn” method and is minimized on the back of the work.

Holli Yeoh developed a cast-on technique that works beautifully with the double garter stitch in her knitted Breakers cowl design.

Learn how to knit this unique double garter stitch that we used in the Breakers cowl from our Tempest collection.