Hi guys, this is Clara Hudson of Wallet Play Designs and on today's tutorial I'm going to be showing you guys how to do a knit 3 together. This is also referred to as a K3 tag and if you take a look here, this stitch right here is a knit 3 together. And essentially what we're doing is we're taking 3 stitches and we're decreasing them to only 1 stitch. So this will decrease your stitch count by 2 stitches. Okay, so let's get started. I'm just going to work over 2 where I'm going to place my knit 3 together and that's right here. You can see I've done my previous knit 3 together right here in my row below and I'm going to take these next 3 stitches and knit those together. So normally when you knit, you knit into the front leg of a stitch and for a knit 2 together, you would knit through the front leg of both stitches on the needle. So for a knit 3 together, we're going to do that exact same thing. We're just going to insert our right hand needle into the front leg of all 3 stitches. And I'll kind of rotate my work here so you can see we only went through the front leg of all 3 stitches. You turn our work, you can see we can see the back legs of those 3 stitches. Those have not been worked into. Okay, so we insert our needle through all 3 stitches and they're going to yarn over our needle and pull through. So we've gathered up those 3 stitches from our left hand needle, knitted them together and now they're 1 stitch. And you can see this just creates a right slant in your knitting. And usually in your pattern it's going to have you make up those 2 stitches with probably 2 yarn overs just so it doesn't change your stitch count unless of course you are decreasing in your work. But that's how we make a knit 3 together. Thanks for watching.