How to Knit Front and Back (Kfb Knitting)
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How to Knit Front and Back (Kfb Knitting)
Feb 13, 2021
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Have you seen the abbreviation “kfb” in a knitting pattern and weren’t sure what it means? Kfb stands for “knit in the front and back” and is a way to add an increase of stitches to a knitting pattern. It is easier than it sounds! Let’s try it together for today’s #BoyeTuesdayTip... 1. Knit into the stitch indicated as normal. 2. Do not move the stitch to the right needle. 3. Knit again but this time into the back loop of the same stitch. 4. Then move the stitch to the right needle. #boyeyarncra
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295K views · 1.8K reactions | Kfb increase: Knit a stitch twice: first the normal way and then through the back loop.This is an easy increase often used in garter stitch. It is quite visible when used in stocking stitch though, so for invisible increases in stocking stitch, you should go for “make one” or lifted increases. https://annaplexisinenglish.wordpress.com/kfb/ #knitting | Annaplexis | Facebook
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