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Thu, Dec 1, 05 at 11:23
| I am having trouble understanding the following instruction. K2tog(yfwd)twice.Sl1,K1,Passo. I am not clear on the yfwd twice. Tnanks LilyB |
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| claudehdg@comcast.net I am having trouble understanding the following knitting patetern. K2tog(fwd)twice. Does it mean knit 2 together, then yarn over twice before the next stitch. Thanks Lily B |
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| Yes, it does. You knit the two stitches together, then wind your yarn twice around the right hand needle before you do the sl1, k1, PSSO part. |
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- Posted by grandmajudy_2009 (My Page) on Wed, Jan 28, 09 at 14:27
| I have a similar problem, but it is worded differently: Sl1.K1. psso. (yfwd) twice. K2tog. Then the next row says to (K1. P1) into double rfwd. I'm confused. It also mentions that yfwd twice counts as 2 sts. |
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