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How to Knit German Short Rows: Simply the Best Short Row Technique

German Short Rows are one of the best methods to add shaping and dimension to your knitted fabric. In this video, we're going to show you how to knit German short rows for sweater neckline shaping. Let's dive deep into the video to learn short-row knitting techniques. 👉 Subscribe to stay tuned:    / @helenkennedydesigns   Short-row knitting allows you to shape your knitting, for example, you can raise the back of the neck of a sweater, or add a little length to the bottom of a sweater, at the back only. German short rows (GSRs) are a knitting technique that involves working partway across a row, then turning the work, and working back towards the beginning. GSRs are used to shape a garment by crafting rows that are only partially completed. After watching the video, you'll get a step-by-step tutorial that shows you everything you need to know about German short-row knitting. Short rows are partial rows of knitting worked over a portion of your stitches to add extra height in a specific area. These partial rows require a little care to avoid forming holes in your knitted fabric at the point where you’ve turned your work – we find the slip & pull technique used in German Short Rows an easy and effective way to achieve this. In this informative tutorial, we dive into the art of the German short-row knitting technique, perfect for creating elegant neckline shaping in your sweater projects. Watch as we guide you step-by-step through the process, from creating double stitches to closing short-row gaps seamlessly. Whether you're a seasoned knitter or just starting out, this easy-to-follow demonstration will empower you to elevate your knitting game. Join us and master this essential technique for your next knitting project! You can check out all video parts to learn how to knit German short-rows for sweater neckline shaping by clicking the timestamps below for a quick view of every action. 00:00 - Introduction 00:30 - How to make German short row double stitches 01:28 - How to work the wrong side row and making the next german short row turn 02:04 - How to close the gaps on German short rows 03:52 - How to close gaps on german short rows on the wrong side of your work 4:27 - How German short rows can be used to shape sweater necklines 4:55 - Conclusion ✅ My sweater knitting patterns that use this technique: 👉https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr... 👉https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr... 👉https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr... 👉https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr... 👉 Love the designs? Join my newsletter: https://mailchi.mp/229eb220c5ae/ib3au... 👉 See my Ravelry store: https://www.ravelry.com/stores/helenk... 👉 Patterns on Lovecraft: https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-gb/sear... 👉Donate to support my work: https://ko-fi.com/helenkennedydesigns Thanks for watching and I hope you find value in this video so please subscribe to my channel to get more updates. Leave a comment below what do you think and if you have any questions regarding this video. #KnittingTutorial #ShortRowTechniques #GermanShortRows #helenKennedyDesigns #SweaterKnitting #NecklineShaping #KnittingTips #KnittingTechniques #KnittingSkills #YarnCraft #DIYKnitting #beginnerknitting #howtoknit #howtoknitforbeginners #knit #knitstitch #knitstitchpattern #knitting #knittingdesign #knittingforbeginners #knittingpattern #knittingpatterns #knittingtechniques #knittingtutorials #learntoknit #knittingtips #knittinghelp #knittingaddict