Simply Fabulous Slip!

Slip Possibilities

I-Cord on the Knitting Machine

Free Pass

Techniques using Slip

Slip Stitch

Slip Stitch is a great way to add texture and interest to your knitting.
When knitting slip, certain needles do not knit and the working yarn travels UNDER the out of work needles.

Once you understand how slip stitch is created on your machine, the sky's the limit!

Change the number of rows slipped
Change the needles selected
Change the number of rows between slipped stitches
Put some needles out of work
Add color
Mix 'n match stitch patterns

Check out the Knit it Now Stitch Library for Slip and Multi-Color Slip Stitch inspiration!

Compare Stitch Types

Anatomy of Pattern Stitches

Stitch Types and Yarn Usage

Slip Basics

Manual or automatic patterning machine, you can work slip!

Slip Stitch on Brother Machines

Slip Stitch on Silver/Singer/Studio Machines

Slip Stitch on Non-Patterning Machines

Interrupted Patterning

When knitting in pattern and shaping garments, it's important to know how to stop and re-start the stitch pattern.

Interrupted Patterning Part 1

Interrupted Patterning Part 2

Slip Inspiration

Linen Stitch on the Knitting Machine

Yipes! Stripes!

Honeycomb Smocking Stitch

So many possibilities!

I-Cord is knit with the slip setting.
There are so many uses of this technique they can't all be listed here!

Visit the I-Cord Classroom

Use Slip to position the carriage

Free Pass (Position the carriage)

Bridging Challenge aka Free Pass

Single Row Stripes with Free Pass

More than just stitch patterning

Slip Cast on - Extra FAST!

Slipped Chain Edge Finish