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For a front cross, you would approach the stitches that needs to be moved from behind, as this would give you a left hand twist.
Travelling stitches are approached in exactly the same way – lift the stitches to be moved from the front for a right twist, and from the back for a left. Anything over over 6 stitches might get fiddly, as you’ll have 3 or more stitches off the needle at any given point, and you may feel more confident using a cable needle for those manoeuvres.
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