what does sl1 mean in knitting?
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To sl1 wyib(slip 1 stitch with yarn in back) you will simply slip the next stitch from the LH to RH needle purlwise without moving the working yarn between the needles. If you were to turn your work around you would see the bar behind the stitch you slipped.
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FC = Front Cross. fasten off = to end off. fin = finished. foll =following. fr = front side (facing knitter)
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A yarn over (abbreviated yo) makes an extra stitch on your needle and creates a deliberate little hole in your fabric. Yarn overs are an indispensable part of lace knitting. They have a multitude of other applications, as well, such as decorative increases, buttonholes, and novelty stitch patterns.
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The modifier tbl indicates that stitches should be knitted through the back loop. For example, "p2tog tbl" indicates that two stitches should be purled together through the back loop. kwise and pwise connote "knitwise" and "purlwise", usually referring to a slip stitch. insertion point of stitch.
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Right side in knitting patterns is often abbreviated as RS, while wrong side is written as WS. The right side of your knitting is the face of the fabric. This is the side that will be on the outside of a garment. The wrong side is the back side of the fabric, and will be on the inside of a garment.
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Narrowing may be done by knitting or purling 2 or more stitches together, but the term Narrow or its abbreviation is only used for. knitting two stitches together. O. Over; throw the thread over the needle before inserting it into the next stitch. This is done to make a stitch.
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Enjoy! SSK = short for slip, slip, knit, meaning that you slip 1 st, slip the next, then put left needle back into the slipped sts and knit them together. This will create a decrease leaning to the left.
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Updated 11/19/19. To get more stitches in knitting, an increase is needed. A common method of increasing stitches is known as a make-one, abbreviated as M1 or M1L, for make-one-left. The most basic way to increase is knitting in the front and the back of a stitch.
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SSK means you slip the first stitch as if to knit (that is, inserting the needle into the left side of it) then do the same with the second stitch. ... The difference is that in SSK the two stitches are in the same order as before, while in K2tog they have swapped places (left to right).
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Parentheses are used to indicate a group of stitches that are to be worked together into a stitch, such as: “(K1, P1, K1) in next st.” That means you will work all of those stitches in one stitch, which makes a popcorn st. Return to top.
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The concept of gauge, or how many stitches fit into 1 inch of knitting, relies heavily on the size of the needles. Usually, larger needles will produce a larger gauge, but the type and weight of the yarn also will make a difference.
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k1 f&b (or kfb): Knit one stitch in the front, then another through the back. Also known as a Bar Increase. K1 tbl: Knit one through the back loop. k2tog: Knit two stitches together.
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The "right" side of knitting means the side that faces out on a garment or other project, it is the side you want to showcase. This includes the outside of a sweater or bag or the pretty side of a scarf or afghan. That is, of course, assuming the stitch you're using isn't reversible.
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You're doing a YO between a knit and a purl stitch, and to do that you bring the yarn to the front (yfwd), then up and over around the needle to the front again (yrn). This will give you the YO when you p the next 2 together. Here is a video from this site.
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It means “make one, knit”, as opposed to “make one, purl”. You can do it as follows. Pick up horizontal strand between stitch just worked and next stitch, place on LH needle, k this st.
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Our videos do not have sound. SSK = short for slip, slip, knit, meaning that you slip 1 st, slip the next, then put left needle back into the slipped sts and knit them together. This will create a decrease leaning to the left.