Today we’re looking at another short row technique – shadow wrap short rows, also called mother-daughter, or twinned stitch, short rows.
I really like these, especially for sock heels. (As long as there are a few full rounds worked at the heel between the two wedges. It gets too bulky working the next wedge right after the first wedge otherwise.) It’s easy to see where your short rows are, since the twinned stitches are easy to see on the needles, and it’s super easy to resolve them.
Here is a video showing these:
I hope this was informative!
Next week we’ll look at Yarnover short rows.
Until next time, Happy Knitting!!