1.2K views · 62 reactions | The traditional way of doing a Central Double Decrease (CDD) is not bad, but depending on the yarn—it might get a little trickier. So here is my tip to help you make an easier and better CDD.  Watch the full tutorial: https://bit.ly/3EJsA0T  Subscribe to my YouTube for more tutorials: https://bit.ly/31KMcDx #knittingtip #PattyLyonsKnittingTip #knit #yarn | Patty Lyons Knitting | Facebook

Learn to knit mitered squares CDD spine seam in a solid yarn color. They are formed by decreasing stitches that meet in the middle. This mitered square uses the Center Double Decrease (CDD) technique to create a raised diagonal ridge down the center, my favorite way to knit mitered squares. Start knitting these mitered squares with these detailed photo instructions, cast on cheat sheet, close-up video tutorial, and free printable written pattern on my Studio Knit website. | Studio Knit