Hi there. I'm new to this forum and also fairly new to knitting. I'm working on a pattern for baby booties and it says K 2 rows, p 2 rows twice. This is confusing to me. Does this mean I knit 2 rows, pearl 2 rows and then do it again or do i knit 2 rows then pearl 4 rows? Help!
Not seeing the pattern, my guess is that it probably means to k2 rows, p2rows then k2 rows, p 2 rows again. That is what is has meant in the patterns I have done (but no booties)
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Sounds to me like you knit 2 rows, purl 2 rows, knit 2 rows, purl 2 rows. Sometimes patterns make more sense as you work them, and that might happen with the booties. And if you make a mistake, you can always go back - I myself learn an awful lot that way Good luck with them!
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It has to mean knit 2 rows, then purl 2 rows, then do those 4 rows over again. Otherwise it would mean to knit 2 rows, then purl 4 rows, and they would just say that. That is, if the pattern was written correctly, and they often make mistakes.
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Good luck with them!
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