Short Rows Tutorial Part 2: Wrap and Turn Short Rows

Today I'm going to be showing you how to do the classic wrap and turn short rows. These short rows are easy to employ and don't leave any holes in your knitting. They are not as invisible as other ways to wrap and turn, but are easy to work.

In this example I will be working 3 sets of paired short rows (to create a curve in the middle) on a swatch that is 30 stitches wide, and each wrap and turn will be two stitches from the end, then two stitches from the previous wrap and turn.

 Below you'll see the 6 wrapped stitches after being knit with the wraps.

Tomorrow I'll be posting step-by-step instructions for the yarn over short rows.

Want more short rows? 

Short Rows Tutorial Part 1: What are short rows?

Short Rows Tutorial Part 2: Wrap and Turn

Short Rows Tutorial Part 3: Yarn Over Short Rows

Short Rows Tutorial Part 4: Make One Short Rows

Short Rows Tutorial Part 5: Japanese Short Rows

Short Rows Tutorial Part 6: How to use short rows to make your sweaters fit