Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to slip stitch [title] Know whether to slip the stitch knit-wise or purl-wise. [step] You can slip a stitch knit-wise or purl-wise. ( if no method is indicated, assume purl-wise. <sep> (A) ) however, a purl-wise slip stitch will leave you with crochet stitches and you will need to take in one crochet stitch before taking the next one. [title] Knit the stitch-wise side of the seam at the insert. (B) Purl-wise is the standard stitches used for nearly all cheaters. ) this is the only stitch intended for beginners. (C) ) use your knitting pegs to keep your stitches from moving freely or unduly. You can slip a stitch wise or purl-wise if you have two opposite stitches: a thing you are knitting and a thing you are purlanting. (D) ) [substeps] To slip a stitch knit-wise, insert the right needle into the next stitch from left to right, as if you were going to knit. Don't put the yarn over your needle, though; simply move the stitch from the left needle to the right needle.
Output (English): D