This is a great way of introducing intentional holes in your work to create a lacey pattern effect.
Description
Rosee shows us how to create these yarn-overs. These are usually worked form the knit side of your work. Rosee also show s us how to identify the stitch when we get back to it. AND how to create this extra stitch/hole effect when working from the purl side of your work.
This stitch is a way of increasing the stitch-count. Therefore it is often used in conjunction with a decrease stitch somewhere in the row – that way keeping the stitch count even.
Other names for this stitch can be yarn forward, or yard round needle.
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About the Tutor
Rosee is an expert in knit/crochet/sew pattern design, with a gift for helping knitters get to grips with the basics. After cutting her teeth as editor of The Knitter and Knit Today magazines, Rosee decided it was time to fly solo! She enjoys passing on her love of all things woolly to her students, teaching knitters everything from sock knitting to how to design their own sweaters.
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