How to KNIT 2 TOGETHER on Grandma Stitches

In this video, I compare Knit Two Together (K2tog) when working with classical stitches versus grandma (Eastern) stitches.

At first glance, K2tog seems like the same decrease—but depending on how your stitches are mounted on the needle, the result can look very different. I show:
• how K2tog is worked in classical knitting
• how the same decrease behaves with grandma stitches
• why the direction of the slant changes
• and how to get a clean, intentional result in both systems

This is especially helpful if you mix techniques, follow patterns written for classical knitting, or knit using grandma stitches and want your decreases to look correct and consistent.

Perfect for knitters who love understanding why things work—not just how 🧶

Dear knitters, please watch the previous videos on the topic:

The basics of Combination Continental Eastern Knitting (“Grandma stitches”) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNUTrVxOqZE

How to KTBL on Grandma Stitches // Combination Continental Knitting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrfpGF7tZZ4&t=138s

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