How do I wrap and turn?

[knittoknit]

Ok, and after working the wrapped stitch, i turn and go back to the pattern? Thanks for the help!

[suzeeq]

I think that's how it should go from now on.

[knittoknit]

Ugh.....I still could not get it lol. When I worked the wrapped stitch and turned the work my yarn was coming from the left needle. I slipped a stitch like the pattern said and tried going on from there but had lots of gaps and tried to back out of my work and then really made a mess. I had to undo it! Im going to have to do more practice of this I think before doing it on a project. Thank you for all your help though. I really appreciate it. Goodnite all!

[salmonmac]

This might be the pattern.
http://www.knitpicks.com/cfpatterns/...fm?ID=11363220
Did you see the errata which may or may not be corrected in your version of the pattern depending on when you bought it? I don't know whether it applies to the placement of the W&Ts but you might check.
If you're using a fuzzy yarn for this, you could forget the wrap stitch and just do the turn. With a smooth yarn this will leave a small hole but with something fuzzy, you'll never see it.
As an alternative, try the German short rows that GrumpyGramma linked to in post #2. It's a very nice technique for short rows. There's no wrap and turn but you're still adding the extra rows into the knit piece.

[suzeeq]

Yes the yarn will be coming off the left needle when you turn like it does every time you turn at the end of a full row too. Then when you slip the first stitch to the R needle the yarn is on that stitch, on the R needle. But with the seed stitch, you might be able to skip the wrap and just turn it; when you knit the slip stitch later it serves to cover up the gap.

[fatoldladyinpjs]

Try this video. I like how Cat refers to a wrapped stitch like a woman wearing a necklace who lifts it over her hair. Hey, it works.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yVikAvPuE4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kFrVq...feature=relmfu