Episode 17 - Short Rows

Bea & Linda take the fear out of short rows!

Short Rows Definition: Short rows create vertical shaping in knitting. A short row is one in which you don't work to the end of the row; you stop and turn and work in the other direction. However, if you simply turn and start knitting in the other direction, your work will have a hole. The short row techniques are all methods to close that gap that is created by the turn.

Short Row Techniques:

Wrapless

Wrap & Turn

German

Yarnover

Japanese

Sunday

Shadow (aka Mother/Daughter or Twin)

Catch

Raves:
Bea - On The Spice Market by Melanie Berg
Linda - Virtual Vogue Knitting Live

Misbehaves:
Bea - Kodikas Shawl by Caitlin Hunter 

Andrea Rangel 7 Tips for Colorwork

Saves:
Bea - Purl Soho Videos
Linda - Make your own Short Row Swatch testing out all the methods.
Here are two videos doing that very thing:
      Roxanne Richardson video
      Suzanne Bryan video

Craves:
Bea -  Short Row Knits by Carol Feller
Linda - Sand Waves by Norah Gaughn