S2SK | A CDD Like S2KP, But Without Pass-Over

S2SK, centered double decrease
Learn how to work S2SK in 6 steps. This centered double decrease looks like S2KP but replaces the Pass-Over with Knit 3 together through back loops.

Technique Info: Slip 2, Slip 1, Knit 3 Together

Field Details
Abbreviation S2SK
Type Double Decrease
Lean Center
Worked Knitwise
Facing stitch R3K3tog
Wrong side stitch SS2P
Partner SSPP R2P3tog
Related Stitch S2KP
Symbols Center Double Decrease Symbol - Knitwise Center Double Decrease Symbol - Knitwise

Step-by-step Instructions

Step 1

Hold the yarn in back, insert the right-hand needle knitwise into the first two stitches on the left-hand needle then slip both stitches onto the right-hand needle at once.

Step 2

Insert the right-hand needle knitwise into the next stitch on the left-hand needle then slip it onto the right-hand needle.

Step 3

Insert the left-hand needle through the front of three slipped stitches on the right-hand needle from left to right.

Step 4

Wrap the yarn counter clockwise around the right-hand needle.

Step 5

Pull the new stitch through three stitches.

Step 6:

Drop the three stitches off the left-hand needle.

S2SK symbol
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Key Actions

Step-By-Step Photos

Step 1
1.1 Hold yarn in back
Hold yarn in back
1.2 Insert RH needle knitwise
Insert RH needle knitwise
1.3 Insert RH needle knitwise
into first 2 sts on LH needle
1.4 Slip it onto RH needle
Slip them onto RH needle
Step 2
2.1 Knit one stitch
Insert RH needle knitwise into the st on LH needle
2.2 Knit one stitch
Slip st onto RH needle
Step 3
Insert LH needle into front of slipped stitches
Insert LH needle into front of 3 slipped sts from left to right
Step 4
Wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle
Wrap yarn counterclockwise around RH needle
Step 5
Pull new stitch through three stitches
Pull new stitch through three stitches
Step 6
S2SK | Center stitch on top
Drop stitches off the left-hand needle. Done!

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