Hello back again! yours also shows you can do buttonholes like that too! I'm doing a jumper with a collar and 3 buttons near collar and it says the way you showed like this. It's very easy to do instead of casting on and casting off. I've asked many people how to do buttonholes and they shy away from it and say they only stick to jumpers SO....THANKS AGAIN! It was very helpful.. 🧶💜🧶
Hi, yes it’s possible, normally on a knit row it would be a yarn forward but sometimes yarn round the needle is used to keep the pattern a certain way. I can’t say for sure without seeing the pattern but I’ll help if I can…so if you take your yarn and bring it over the top your needle and back between the needles returning it to the knit position, this creates a new stitch. Let me know if you need anymore help x
Hi, it’s difficult to help without seeing the pattern but I think it’s asking you to do this, after the k2tog, bring your yarn to the front of the work between the needles and then all the way around the needle back to the front of the work again making one stitch, then continue with the p1 k2. I think this is what the pattern is asking you to do. If you need more advice just ask and I will do my best to help.
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Your voice is so calm. Thanks for making this clear.
Thank you x
Hello Carla.....
Very clear instructions , nicely illustrated with the chunky wool
Perfect, so clear and concise ❤️
Thank you x
Hello back again!
yours also shows you can do buttonholes like that too! I'm doing a jumper with a collar and 3 buttons near collar and it says the way you showed like this. It's very easy to do instead of casting on and casting off. I've asked many people how to do buttonholes and they shy away from it and say they only stick to jumpers SO....THANKS AGAIN! It was very helpful.. 🧶💜🧶
Thank you x
The thought of this made me stress but this looks manageable, thank you
Thank you so much
my pattern is asking me to yrn on a knitting row, is that even possible? bc it doesn't make any sense to me
Hi, yes it’s possible, normally on a knit row it would be a yarn forward but sometimes yarn round the needle is used to keep the pattern a certain way. I can’t say for sure without seeing the pattern but I’ll help if I can…so if you take your yarn and bring it over the top your needle and back between the needles returning it to the knit position, this creates a new stitch. Let me know if you need anymore help x
My pattern has the increases on the knit side
hi! im not sure what the difference b/w yfwd and yrn is? my pattern says "s1 k1 p1 k2tog YFWD YRN p1 k2"--do i just do two loops then? thank you!!
Hi, it’s difficult to help without seeing the pattern but I think it’s asking you to do this, after the k2tog, bring your yarn to the front of the work between the needles and then all the way around the needle back to the front of the work again making one stitch, then continue with the p1 k2. I think this is what the pattern is asking you to do. If you need more advice just ask and I will do my best to help.
th-cam.com/video/ujZgwvgBZ2A/w-d-xo.html I have a video explaining the difference between yarn forward and yarn round, you might find it helpful x
Thank you!
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THANKYOU for showing! Mine says p2 tog. First THEN yrn so ill give it a go
Thankyou. You have a lovely clear voice to listen to. 🥀🧶🧶
Thank you x