In knitting, there are many different techniques for knitting loops, creating patterns, securing rows, increasing and decreasing loops, and so on. Many knitters are interested in how to properly knit several loops together. It's not that hard if you have the right technique. In this article, we will tell you how to knit three knit stitches together with different slopes, as well as how to knit three loops each, placing them not next to each other, but one above the other.
Instructions
Step 1
If you want to knit three stitches together with a tilt to the right, place the working thread behind work and insert the right knitting needle into the third, second and first stitches from the right side. Pick up the working thread and pull it through three loops at the same time.
Step 2
The loops will tilt to the left if you pick up the first loop with the right knitting needle from the right side and remove to the other knitting needle, and then repeat the same with the second loop. Knit third stitch and pull it through the two untied stitches that you removed.
Step 3
Also, three loops can be knitted together so that the first and third loops are under the second loop. To do this, place the thread behind the work and put the right knitting needle into the second, and then into the first loop from the right side of knitting. Do not knit these loops and remove them on the right knitting needle.
Step 4
Knit the third loop with knit stitch and pull through the two removed loops. In a similar way, you can knit three loops so that the first and third loops are above the second loop.
Step 5
Insert the right knitting needle into the first stitch from the front, remove it from the left knitting needle to the right, and then knit the third and second stitches. Pull the crocheted stitches through the first stitch that has not been knitted.
Step 6
In these four ways, you can knit several loops together at the same time - you won't spend too much time mastering them.
