This how to video demonstrates how to do a yarn over after a knit stitch and after a purl stitch.
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1 Comment
I have a pattern that tells me to put one slip stitch on my needle, then do a yarn over and go to the next row which knits 2 then yo. Could you show me how to do this?
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