A left-leaning decrease is one where two stitches are worked together into a single stitch, and the stitch on the right is leaning leftward over the other one. If the resulting single stitch is used as the right stitch in another left-leaning decrease (in a subsequent row), they will form a visible decrease line in the finished work. Left-leaning decreases include:
* Slip, slip, knit
* Slip, knit, passover
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| - A left-leaning decrease is one where two stitches are worked together into a single stitch, and the stitch on the right is leaning leftward over the other one. If the resulting single stitch is used as the right stitch in another left-leaning decrease (in a subsequent row), they will form a visible decrease line in the finished work. Left-leaning decreases include:
* Slip, slip, knit
* Slip, knit, passover
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| - A left-leaning decrease is one where two stitches are worked together into a single stitch, and the stitch on the right is leaning leftward over the other one. If the resulting single stitch is used as the right stitch in another left-leaning decrease (in a subsequent row), they will form a visible decrease line in the finished work. Left-leaning decreases include:
* Slip, slip, knit
* Slip, knit, passover
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