How to Knit German Short Rows / Double Stitch

Short rows are partially-knit rows used to shape your knitting. German short rows, sometimes called "double stitch", are easy to work. If you knit them on the knit side your fabric, work the same as in the video, but keep your yarn to the back of your work.
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[@sylvanaire]

This was a very clear demonstration, thank you. No chitchat before hand, just dive right into the stitch. I’ve turned many sock heels in the past using this technique, but I had stopped knitting for about six months, and couldn’t remember how to do it, so this was perfect to refresh my memory. A+!😊

[@anya2396]

I finally understand GSR and I made no mistakes on my first try! I’ve struggled with these in the past. Very well explained. Thank you :)

[@Alnitaki]

Thank you so much for this! I've been baffled by the double stitch as it wasn't explained very well in the pattern I'm working on but thanks to your video it's now very clear!

[@melmcd100]

Incredibly well explained and helpful! Thank you!!

[@gailaltschwager7377]

Thank you!

[@kathylagreca9893]

Thank you ❤

[@deedeebeads]

Thank you so much

[@lunanaumer1312]

Could I refer to this video to explain people how to make GSR in my pattern? Thank you!

[@allisonsanchez2123]

That was incredibly helpful, tysm

[@nelliemartinssonbennett3440]

Thank you!