The Slip Slip Purl Decrease (SSP)

About this Stitch Pattern


The Slip Slip Purl Decrease is a method of shaping your fabric by removing stitches. It creates a left leaning decrease. It creates one of the cleanest and tightest left leaning decreases available. This decrease is also unique because it is formed on the wrong side of the fabric.

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Techniques Used In This Stitch Pattern


Stitch Pattern Details


Skill Level

Beginner

Row Count

Stitch Repeat

Stitch Pattern Instructions


  • Step 1: On the wrong side of your fabric, slip the first stitch of the decrease to the working needle knitwise.
  • Step 2: Slip the second stitch of the decrease to the working needle knitwise.
  • Step 3: Place both slipped stitches back onto the main needle.
  • Step 4: Purl both stitches together through the back loop.

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