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Apr 24, 2024

Confusing row instructions

This is exactly as it as written. I am confused what I am to continue to the last 3 stitches Sl1p wyif, k1, sl1p, to last 3 sts, sl1p wyif, k1 If I

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Apr 23, 2024

Reading a knitting pattern

Hi I'm knitting a cardigan I'm doing the right front of the cardigan, it says to knit to last 3 stitches and leave the rem on a holder which I have done

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Apr 22, 2024

Knit left and right front sides

Hello! I am following this pattern and the instruction for knitting the left and right side tell me to work the same pattern I followed for the back once.

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Apr 22, 2024

Making a 16 stitch knitting pattern symmetrical over 71 stitches

I have a 16-stitch pattern that begins with 3 knit stitches, then 1 special stitch, 7 knit stitches, 1 special stitch, 4 knit stitches. I need to make

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Apr 19, 2024

Feather and Fan Neck Scarf - Free Scarf Knitting Pattern

nedk scarf on rock

This Feather and Fan neck scarf is knitted with a 50 gram ball wool. Beautiful and make a great gift for your love one.

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Apr 17, 2024

Shaping armholes

Hi, I have a question about a pattern I am following for a matinee coat. I am shaping the armholes and I have followed this pattern: A.Cast off 3 stiches

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Apr 17, 2024

Casting off

If a pattern says: Rib 11, cast off 1 stitch Do I cast the 1 stitch off in the 12th stitch? Many thanks Ann

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Apr 14, 2024

Yoke Increase in a top down sweater

yoke sweater (illustration only, not pertaining to the question)

I am knitting a top-down sweater from an older magazine... January 2008. For the yoke to increase it says: k 11...*M1 in top of the stitch below RH needle,

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Apr 08, 2024

Blocking this scarf?

potato chip scarf partially rolled

I just finished knitting this potato chip scarf, and I love it. The pattern I used stated to block it after finishing. I'm presuming I don't need to

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Apr 08, 2024

Understanding pattern - increase

I am a new knitter and this pattern has got me in a twist. My knitting friend has tried explaining but I just don't understand the increase part from where

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Apr 08, 2024

How do I knit one in next stitch after inc2?

Pattern says increase 2 stitches into front and back, then front loop of “next stitch”. Does that mean the same stitch that I increased?

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Apr 03, 2024

Help with Drops design Fish Tales boys sweater knitting instructions

I am knitting the cap sleeve on a Drops Design Fish Tales boys sweater size 5/6. I am having difficulty understanding the following instructions: shape

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Apr 03, 2024

Knitting pattern instructions -[(ptog,YO,ptog) into the same stitch, K3]

(ptog,YO,ptog) into the same stitch, K3 Does ptog mean the same as purl two together ? And how many stitches in total make up (ptog, YO, ptog)? I think

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Mar 14, 2024

How do I read my instructions?

Confusing instruction - pattern in different sizes

How do I read and execute these instructions: 1st Round - (k1,p1) 6(6)6(6)7 times, k 10(10)11(11)11, (k1,p1) 12(12)12(12)13 times, k 10(10)11(11)11, (k1,p1)

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Mar 12, 2024

United Kingdom pattern - Knit the thread in two folds

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Knit the thread in two folds This term was used in a stuffed toy pattern, starting with the head. This is how the pattern begins: Cast on 16 stitches

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Mar 12, 2024

Help please - turning in the middle of a row

a pup wearing a sweater (not related to the question)

Hello! I am stuck on a part of a dog sweater I am making. The instructions say: Next row: Rib 17 sts, turn, leaving rem sts on a stitch holder or spare

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Mar 12, 2024

Confusing pattern instructions - increase on the 10th row

imaginary cable sweater not related to the question

I am knitting a cabled sweater. The pattern is a 6-row repeat. The instructions for beginning increases read: Taking inc sts into St st, work as follows:

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Mar 12, 2024

These are my KDP books that I published and sale on Amazon KDP

5scarfebook

Coloring book, knitting notebook/jounal, scarf knitting patterns are books I currently list on Amazon market.

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Mar 04, 2024

Substitute yarn

beautiful yarn (not related to the question)

Can anyone tell me a cheaper yarn I can substitute Yarn Bee Pearlspn in pearl with? I am in the UK Many thanks

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Mar 03, 2024

Turkish cast on

Hi, I’m trying to learn how to do toe up socks using Turkish cast on….and though I’ve figured out the initial cast on onto the needles, what I want to

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