How do I "K1. Wl.fwd. K1. Wl.fwd. K1."?

[JanDaw]

Please don't EVER delete this forum posting. I also have a Beehive pattern book and when I come to these directions, I am stumped ... it's just too long in between doing the pattern. I have to look it up and am always led to this forum for the answer. THANK YOU!!

[suzeeq]

I think it'll be around for a while, some really old threads show up when you google things. Most in the UK call all yarn 'wool', even acrylic or cotton, so older patterns use wool forward instead of yarn forward to denote a yo. I think there's a couple of sites that explain the different UK terms, and Bernat uses them in their patterns I think. But you could also write the 'translation' in your pattern book, on one page or use a sticky note.

[JanDaw]

I WILL mark my pattern book this time. Last time, it was such a no-brainer, I thought I'd remember.... Getting old.. Glad you all are here!