укороченные ряды=How To Knit: German Short Rows | Brooklyn Tweed

German Short Rows are one of our favorite methods for working partial rows to add shaping and dimension to your knitted fabric. In this Brooklyn Tweed knitting tutorial, we show you how to work German Short Rows for sock heels, bust darts, to raise the back neckline of a sweater for a better fit, to create a high-low hem, or wherever else you can imagine! Slip & Pull (S&P): 0:38 Work the number of stitches indicated in your pattern for your first short row, then turn your work. 1:13 Slip & pull (S&P) purl side facing: Slip the first stitch on the L needle purlwise with yarn in front. Pull the yarn tightly up and over the R needle so that the two legs of the stitch in the row below are pulled up and exposed. 1:37 Hold tension on the yarn while working the next stitch to keep the pulled-up stitch in this position. 1:48 Bring your yarn up and around your R needle to the front again (as if creating a yarn over), pulling tightly. Continue as directed in pattern. 2:43 S