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meetje138 Publish time 2018-12-15 05:13

it looks like a linen stitch

Silverlea Publish time 2018-12-22 22:14

Edited by Silverlea at 2018-12-23 00:58

Not sure if this will help but I checked out HomeMadeAwards on Ravelry .Designer's name is Loly Fuertes and she is Spanish.Maybe her English explanation is not clear?I wonder if a Spanish member could clear up what she is trying to tell you?
Also have some questions:
1. Did you type out instructions or is it a copy and paste?
I am asking because it says Row 1, but you have (Purl) in brackets.Is this how the pattern is written?
2. Does she use the / in the instructions?You must have done the rest of the pattern so was wonder if it is an abbrevation of some type?
3. Have you tried yarn over needle, slip stitch purl wise?


ENGLISH st = Row 1.- *Knit the first st. K/ With yarn in front and over right needle, slip stitch the (Purl) second st.*/Rep. from *to* till finish row, and knit always the last sts., of each row as they appear./Rep. always from *to*. Row 2 and all the rest of Rows.- Repeat Row 1.


dozi Publish time 2018-12-24 15:56

Edited by dozi at 2018-12-24 16:46

i think i figured it out!
just to remember: always knit 1st and last stitch in every row (RS+WS)!

1)RS-(Knit 1, slip 2nd stich perlwise from left to right needle) rep to last stich, k1, turn
2)WS -   k1, (knit "doubled" stitch (at once), slip single stitches perlwise) rep to last stitch, k1, turn

repeat row one and two


ultimateduck13 Publish time 2021-2-18 03:15

interesting, thanks

marzieh Publish time 2021-5-12 21:23

so cute

marzieh Publish time 2021-5-12 21:24

so nice

htsear13 Publish time 2022-6-14 22:58

Thanks for sharing

Verdemiau Publish time 2022-11-8 05:39

That is so confusing!!

Noz Publish time 2022-11-22 08:19

Thank you very much for posting this.

brendah2 Publish time 2022-12-5 12:16

static/image/common/user_online.gif Azbee static/image/common/clock.gif 2018-10-5 04:14
The pattern part is the fur around the hood and the arms...and no I have not added this pattern to P ...

Oh my gosh that is so cute!
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