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Apr 14, 2020 Rating Here is a better video on yf and skp by: Ratchadawan Ratcha

Apr 13, 2020 Rating yf, skpo by: Ratchadawan Hi, yf (yarn forward/ yarn at front of work or sometimes yo when working with a knit stitch) and skpo/skp (slip -knit-pass over) are stitch combinations that produce eyelet pattern. I don't know how you want the effect to look like. There are many possible looks that you can make with these stitches. Here is one example that you can do. This one is shown in the picture above. It works over an odd number of stitches e.g. 11, 21, 31, etc. Every row should have the same number of stitches as when you start out. Row 1: K1, *yf, skpo; repeat from * to end of row. Row 2: Purl. Row 3: *skpo, yf; repeat from * to last stitch, k1. (Make sure to count your stitch at this point. If you're missing one stitch then it's more likely that you forget to do the last yf before the final k1.) Row 4: Purl. Repeat these 4 rows as long as you want and end with row 2 or 4. Here is a quick video I made. I had so much trouble getting things to work out right today. I was lucky to be able to come up with this little clip. Have a wonderful day!

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I finished this hat awhile ago but didn’t get a chance to post it. It is my experimental piece. The Pom Pom can be remove when you want to put up a pony tail. Thanks to my models who can tolerates such condition. :)

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