Slipping a Marker When Knitting
Jen LucasDescription
A few reasons stitch markers might be used in your knitting:
– Beginning of the round marker when circular knitting
– Pattern or stitch repeats are placed in between stitch markers
– Increase or decrease stitches before or after a stitch marker
No matter the reason the stitch markers are on the knitting needle, it’s simple to slip them as you come to them. Slip the stitch markers from the left needle to the right needle purlwise and keep working the pattern as written. It’s helpful to have stitch markers in your knitting. Fortunately, it’s super simple to deal with them along your knitting needle.
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