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For those who wish to receive information from Kiba Hiroe, please click here: https://utage-system.com/line/open/g9... The "twisted stitch" is a technique that occasionally appears in knitting patterns and books. It's used in rib stitch and patterned knitting. This technique is explained using both "knit stitch" and "purl stitch." To make it easier to understand visually, we've used 1x1 rib stitch as an example. It's an application of the usual "knit stitch" and "purl stitch." It's not particularly difficult, but we've explained it slowly. It's compatible with both the American style (holding the yarn in the right hand) and the French style (holding the yarn in the left hand). We hope this is helpful. While the twisted stitch is sometimes mentioned briefly in knitting patterns and books, it can be a point where you might wonder, "Is this correct?" when you actually try it. Being able to confirm each small question about knitting one by one will allow you to proceed with your projects with more confidence. We also share knitting tips and announcements that we can't fully cover in videos via our official LINE account. Please register if you're interested. ▼Official LINE account here: https://utage-system.com/line/open/g9...