Some cool yarn over knitting images:
Blue Bang-for-Your-Buck Afghan
Image by Eloise Mason
I’m going to be writing up a pattern for this blanket soon, because it is so much simpler to do than it looks. An ideal new-knitter project, it is entirely made with just cast on, cast off, knit, purl, and yarn-over stitches.
A few nice yarn over knitting images I found:
Uberfiery, with buttons that need to be sewn on.
Image by shiny red type
The buttons are from M&J Trimmings, and still need to be sewn on!
Question by : What does this mean when knitting?
I am trying to knit a flower and it says knit 4 stitches 9 times. What does that mean? I was thinking that it meant knit 36 stitches, but then that did not add up to the pattern and the number of stitches that I have on the needle. Can someone please help?
–Knit 60 stitches. All the rows will be knitted producing the garter stitch, a soft, textured pattern. Turn work then knit the first two stitches. Yarn over, knit two stitches together and knit four stitches nine times. Yarn over, knit two together and knit the last two stitches to complete the second row.
Question by : yo,k3 do I yarn over on all three knit stitches?
or do I yo only on the 1st knit stitch and just knit the other 2 regular
Check out these yarn over knitting images:
Life Cycle Socks
Image by starathena
These socks pay tribute to the time of harvest, the culmination of a thousand tiny
miracles that embody the growing season. Earthworms work the soil at your feet, restoring the
biological dross of previous years to the promise of new life. A leafy stalk, heavy with fruit,
bursts from the gusset on top of your foot; there to dry in the waning summer sun, in
anticipation of the approaching harvest. Sow your stitches carefully and prepare to reap a
beautiful pair of hand-knit socks…and the cycle of life continues.
This advanced-skill level sock pattern is worked from the toe up using multiple charts. Stitches
include, bobbles, cables, lace, twisted stitches and dropped yarn-overs.
Question by : Knitting pattern Help?
I found this pattern for a lace cardigan and I’m not quite understanding it.
Question by Benjamin R: how do you make an over the soldier bag with yarn?
well i want to make a big over the soldier bag with yarn but knitting and crotationing is really hard and i dont want to do that what are other ways you can make stuff out of yarn and how do you make a bag with that way of making stuff with yarn?? thanks!!
Question by : does purling vs. onesided knitting waste yarn?
I like to purl knit. It is most easiest for me. I’ve tried to oneside knit but its hard for me to swicth over.
What is onesided knitting called? Englsih or something? And does purling rather than knitting that way waste yarn?
Question by ^Madio^: How to make an Inc1 in knitting?
I am knitting a purse (i’m a beginner) and the pattern states:
Inc1= k and p into the same stitch
I am familiar with yarn over (yo) and knit front and back (KFB). Thus I’m not sure how to do the above mentioned increase. I tried knitting and purling the same stitch but it didn’t look right. Perhaps I wasn’t doing it right. I searched for videos for this increase online but couldn’t find one. Can somebody help me with this?
Thanks.
