When it comes to putting curves into knitting, nothing beats the noble short row - and it's not as complicated as it looks, I promise. Short rows can help add a bend into an otherwise straight rectangular shawl, and let you turn corners with ease when knitting sock toes and heels.
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Short rows make this piece into a trapezoid - long bottom, short top and inward-sloping sides. |
Want to knit "wrap-and-turn" short rows? Of course you do. Let's learn how!