I am trying to knit my first pair of socks!!! I am already stuck in the first bit though where my pattern says the following...
"k5, sl successively 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th sts just worked over 1st and off needle.."
I know how to make slip stitches, but the bit that throws me out is the successively 2nd, and so on bit....Can anyone help me?! Many thanx in advance. Zoe
I've had a knitting book from a friend since 1987, was baffled by "yfwd" and never tried the patterns. Glancing through it again today, I thought "someone will be able to explain it on the internet." OK, so I'm old! I'm so thrilled when the internet helps ME with the things I need to know. Thanks Jan!
@laurenfrehel she says at the beginning of the video that they are the same thing. 'Yarn foward' is the English term, I suppose 'yarn over' is the American version.
(I know you posted your comment ages ago, but no one had answered yet so...)
thank you so much so hard to find someone who can make sense of knitting pattern instructions in a way i can understand.xx
musicaddict36 1 week ago
finally, thanks to your very clear instructions, i can do it, thank you
ericarocks101 3 weeks ago
It's great to be able to double check you are doing it correctly! Thanks.
paddysmummy 3 months ago
Gotta love the internet!
adriennewot 3 months ago
THANK YOU!
PameliaM 3 months ago
I am trying to knit my first pair of socks!!! I am already stuck in the first bit though where my pattern says the following...
"k5, sl successively 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th sts just worked over 1st and off needle.."
I know how to make slip stitches, but the bit that throws me out is the successively 2nd, and so on bit....Can anyone help me?! Many thanx in advance. Zoe
zoryto77 5 months ago
I've had a knitting book from a friend since 1987, was baffled by "yfwd" and never tried the patterns. Glancing through it again today, I thought "someone will be able to explain it on the internet." OK, so I'm old! I'm so thrilled when the internet helps ME with the things I need to know. Thanks Jan!
johannes3ful 6 months ago
Thanks Much!
tachaffin 11 months ago
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kawaiiushii 1 year ago
Thanks! I am about to start a sweater for my mother and the lace pattern on the edge was confusing me a bit. This helped lots!
nicolemwilcox 1 year ago
Thanks for the explanation! I can now proceed with my pattern. :)
dgirlkek 1 year ago
I'm wondering if this is a method for doing a YO between a knit and purl stitch.
apricotzombie 1 year ago
Please, could I have an answer?
laurenfrehel 1 year ago
I mean I've had both of them in the same pattern, a Rowan pattern, so I don't understand why they use two different words for the same thing...
laurenfrehel 1 year ago
Thank you, but what is the difference between yarn over and yarn forward then?
To me it looks the same in both of your videos, so I am not sure...
laurenfrehel 1 year ago
@laurenfrehel she says at the beginning of the video that they are the same thing. 'Yarn foward' is the English term, I suppose 'yarn over' is the American version.
(I know you posted your comment ages ago, but no one had answered yet so...)
RawrFunkyLlama8 1 year ago
Thanks 4 help with following the 1st pattern i've tried-to make a lace-pattern scarf.
cazzanerf300 2 years ago
Thank you thank you thank you a thousand times thank you
itsallaboutmartinez 2 years ago
ooo Thanks Jan, good one, can go finish my hat now!!! :)
zannybee 2 years ago
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hughwilliamsn 2 years ago