A wonderful summer knitting pattern, the back row is knitted only in reverse. | Knitter

2K views · 26 reactions | Knitting backwards is a way to knit back across your work without turning it. This is helpful when you're knitting a small piece flat. One less step! Share this post with a friend who would find this helpful  | Twice Sheared Sheep | Facebook

Using a knit increase counter is super easy! And so helpful for remembering if it is an increase row or not 😏 1. Replace any regular stitch marker with a knit increase counter. 2. Knit up to the counter. If the counter is on the K loop, just slip it to the I loop as you pass it to your right needle and keep on knitting. No need to increase this round. 3. Knit back up to the counter. If the counter is on the I loop, it's time to increase! Work your increase and move the counter to the K loop as