Question answered - no need to reply. Thanks.

[lynnmamen]

Hi there,

I'm still trying to figure out how to read replies, send "thanks" and then delete the original question.

[Jan in CA]

Please link to the pattern if you can. That'll help us help you.

I'm guessing you mean you repeat a specific number of rows? In that case you would finish row 1 and bind off. However, post the pattern link if possible so we can see it.

[mathwizard]

I will assume that you are knitting something that has many rows. I have encountered that type of wording before. It means when the pattern has reached the correct length make the last row done a Row1 pattern row and then bind off the stitches.

[TooCircular]

Sometimes a pattern will tell you to end with a wrong side row. That means that you complete a wrong side row before moving on to the next instruction in your pattern. In the next step, the right side is facing you.



Jan

[suzeeq]

"Ending with xx row" in a pattern means you've just finished knitting it. So do row 1 then BO.