This was kinda confusing, especially the WS instructions. Yarn over typically creates another working stitch, as well as a hole. I think what you mean was moving the working yarn to the other side. Written pattern would probably: CO multiples of 6 minus 1 Row 1: knit Row 2: slip first st as if to purl (aitp), P4, *K1, P5, repeat until last 5 sts*, P4, slip 1 aitp Row 3: repeat Row 1 Row 4: repeat Row 2 Row 5: repeat Row 1 Row 6: repeat Row 2 Row 7: Slip 1 aitp, K4, *pick up purl bumps (from lowest row to highest, creating 3 additional sts), K1, slip previously picked up stitches over knit st, K5, repeat until last 5 sts*, K4, slip last st aitp.
Fácil y hermoso!!!! Muchas gracias por compartir con nosotros tus talentos. A pesar de que hablamos diferentes lenguas, entendí perfectamente. Cordiales saludos desde Argentina.
Olá meu querida amiga. Obrigada por sempre estar lá para motivar. palavras não são suficientes para apreciar sua presença. Estou ansioso para seus comentários 😍😍🤗🤗💐💐🌹🌹
Hello, for the other end of blanket you can do it in 2 ways. Either by working same no. Of rows then picking one stitch from the bottom row at regular intervals while casting off Or you have to knit it separately then join with kitchners stitch. Former way is more easy and convenient.
