This week's tutorial is how to purl two together, abbreviated p2tog.
The basic steps to p2tog are the same as knit two together (k2tog), but they are done using purl stitches instead of knit.
The key with this stitch is to insert the right needle through two stitches instead of one.
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One of the keys to p2tog and k2tog is that they each put the same stitch on top of the work when the stitches are combined. When looking at the stitches from the knit side, these are indistinguishable.
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