KNITTING TUTORIAL: cdd or Centred Double Decrease step-by-step photo tutorial
Learn how to decrease from three stitches to one stitch in a balanced way
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Insert your right-hand needle into the next two stitches on the left-hand needle, front to back, left to right
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Slip these two stitches onto the right-hand needle
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Knit the next stitch
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The three stitches which will make up the Central Double Decrease (cdd) are now on the right-hand needle
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Use the left-hand needle to pull the first two stitches over the third stitch
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Central double decrease completed