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"The Sl1K. K2tog. psso will actually decrease it by 2 stitches you slip a stitch as if to knit, then knit 2 together, then pass that slipped stitch over. So it first decreases by 1 when you knit the two stitches together because 2 become one. Then when you pass that slipped stitch over the stitch where you knit the two together then OFF the needle you have decreased that slipped stitch too. So that decrease takes off two stitches which makes up for the two increases (yfwd) in the repeating pattern."
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Ribbed Hats

Free knitting patterns are great when you're wanting to make ribbed hats.

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Cobalt Slouchy Hat

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Reverie Ribbed Winter Hat

The Reverie Ribbed Winter Hat is incredibly soft and light as a feather.… More

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Simple Slouchy Hat

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Triple Knit Hat Pattern

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Ribbed Flat Hat

This knitted pattern is sure to keep you warm! Wear this hat on chilly or… More

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Cashmere Ribbed Hat

This knitted pattern is unisex, so make it for a man or woman. The solid… More

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Easy Ribbed Cable Hat

No time to shower today? That's ok, just toss this hat on your head and no… More

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Easy Ribbed Ear Flap Hat

Little Red Riding Hood is missing her hat! Use this knitting pattern to… More

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Goofy Ribbed Hat

Show off your fun goofy side with this knitted pattern. This hat does not… More

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Beany Cap

This vintage knitting pattern is still in style today. Knit a classic… More

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Ribbing and Lace Chemo Cap

If you enjoy knitting for charity, this Ribbing and Lace Chemo Cap is a… More

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Striped Chemo Hats

Knitting for charity can be extremely rewarding and easy - if you chose… More

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Cute Spiral Rib Cap

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Star Stitch Football Hat

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