Tested and photo by Ellie :)
Cast on 44st. Work 6 rows Border
1. B4, K36, B4
2. B4, p36, B4
3. B4 [k2, p6, k4]3t, B4
4. B4, K & P as facing, B4
5 - 11. B4 [p2, k6, p2, k2]3t, B4
12. B4, [k2, p6, k4] 3t, B4
13. B4 [k2, p6, k4]3t, B4
14. B4, k36, B4
15. B4, k36, B4
16. B4, p36, B4
Work 3 patts. Work 6 rows Border. Cast off.
Where are rows 12 and 14?
ReplyDeleteI fixed it, thanks :-)
DeleteWhat does B mean? I know NO means bind off and beg is beginning - I am a new knitter
ReplyDeleteHi B means Border of your choice
DeleteWhat does the B mean? I know k is knit and p is purl but have not seen B before. I have seen BO for bind off and beg fir beginning
ReplyDeleteHi B stands for border :)
DeleteI'm a beginner. I know what P and K are but what is B?
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Hi B is border :)
DeleteWhat is the border stitch?
DeleteHi, you can either use garter stitch or seed stitch, whichever you like
DeleteCan you please tell me what t is.
ReplyDeleteHi, T means like 3 times
Deletewhat is K & P As facing
ReplyDeleteHi Sandy, this is what it means: you should knit the stitches that look like they were just knit. And you should purl the stitches that look like they were just purled.
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