Knitting baby booties need to know how to turn on unworked sts.

by Nancymcgee
(Raleighnc )

On the last portion of booties
Soles pattern row 1 knit 27, k2tog,leave remaining 19 sts unworked,turn
Row 2-31:k7,k 2 tog, leave remaining sts unworked, turn
Row 32: k7, k2tog,knit remaining 4 sts: 16 sts and bind all sts in knit

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turning work - sole of booties
by: Ratchadawan

Soles pattern row 1 knit 27, k2tog,leave remaining 19 sts unworked,turn
Row 2-31:k7,k 2 tog, leave remaining sts unworked, turn
Row 32: k7, k2tog,knit remaining 4 sts: 16 sts and bind all sts in knit

Hi again,

On row 1, knit 27, k2tog. Leave the rest of stitches on the left needle and now you'll start working back and forth from the middle of work. Turn your work so that your right needle is now become left and left needle become right.
You're now ready for row 2: you're now working on top of the previous k2tog of row 1, k7, k2tog and turn just like you did previously. You should now have 19 sts left unworked on both side. You'll work back and forth picking the k2tog stitch with the new stitches from the left over unworked.

After each k2tog, you do the turn and start working back and forth and you'll see that your unworked sts are getting work up. Keep doing this way until row 32 and follow the rest of the instruction.

Ratcha

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