Please Help With These Directions!!!
Hi!
I need help understanding these directions. I have never done yarn overs at the beginning of a row and /or slip a stitch to knit them together while on the right needle. My pattern says; Row 32: * O (yarn over), sl 1, k tog the YO and sl st of previous row, repeat from * across, end with k 1. Row 33: K1, *O, sl 1, K tog the O and sl st of previous row, repeat from * across Repeat rows 32 and 33 four times. Row 42:* K1, K tog the O and sl st of previous row, repeat from * across, end with K1. There are now 49 sts. You are now ready to start decreasing for sole pf bootie. I have done yarn overs before between a knit and a purl and between a purl and a knit, etc and slipped stitches, but had never encountered this type of direction. How do I do this!? :doh: I have 70 stitches on my needle right now. These are directions for baby booties. Please help! The baby was born a week ago and I need to finish these booties as a gift ASAP :knitting: . Thank you very much |
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Some existing threads that might help... YARN OVER AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH ROW How to do a Yarn Over at beginning of row YO at the beginning of a row You'll be knitting the YO and sl from the prev row by inserting your right ndl into those sts on your LEFT ndl...NOT the sts you just made. |
knitting together the sl stitch and the YO of from the previous row could just be written as 'knit together the nxt 2 stitches on your left needle.
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It's so funny because as I slept on it last night, I thought about how stupid I was about my question about the knitting of the yo and sl st of previous row. Of course, that's all I did in the whole entire previous row!
But, thank you sooooooooo much for your help!!! I got the yo at the beginning of the row! It worked out perfect! |
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