I've done k1 below but never K4B. I would assume it would be the same way as K1B except picking up the forth stitches below instead of one. I've looked around the web to find some answer just to make sure my assumption is right. I came across this pattern call "Tuck Stitch" which involves K4B.
Here is a link to a video that show how to do K 4 below.
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Hi! I am taking on the project of taking my grandmothers old knitting projects (sweaters and blankets) and forming a quilt. I need help learning how to