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Anonymous Publish time 2022-12-14 16:04

R – RAGLAN – yo, k, yo

Pattern from knitting by gala toys shop
I'm struggle with one of knit term called - R – RAGLAN – yo, k, yo
I couldn't find YouTube how to 'yo, k, yo'
Does anyone know how?

CraftyLouAnna Publish time 2022-12-16 01:05

I would do a test swatch on scrap.If it's written yo k yo, it would mean exactly as it's sounds.......... yo, k the next stitch, yo and knit or purl the next stitch on the needle.
And I agree sometimes it's confusing as some yo, as written, assumes that the next stitch done is part of the yo.   That's the reason I suggested the swatch.See if it appears the same as the pattern pic.

SusiSPS Publish time 2022-12-19 09:00

It is tricky I agree

Ольга Cвоя Publish time 2022-12-22 04:52

Thank you very much for sharing !
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