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Abbreviations Used on
Patterns
| K |
knit |
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Sl |
slip |
| P |
purl |
tog |
together |
| st(s) |
stitche(s) |
psso |
pass slipped stitch over |
| st st |
stocking stitch |
skpo |
Sl 1, knit 1, pass Sl over |
| rev st st |
reversed stocking stitch |
tbl |
through back of loop |
| patt |
pattern |
yrn |
yarn round needle |
| rep |
repeat |
yon |
yarn over needle |
| beg |
beginning |
Yf |
yarn forward |
| dec |
decrease |
Yb |
yarn back |
| inc |
increase |
pw |
purlwise |
| in |
inches |
kw |
knitwise |
| cm |
centimetres |
M1 |
Make one. |
| mm |
millimetres |
M1 pw |
Make one pw |
| g st |
garter stitch |
M st |
Moss stitch |
Make one (M1) - Pick up bar between stitch just worked and next stitch on left-hand needle and knit into back of it
Make one purlwise (M1 pw) -Pick up bar between stitch just worked and next stitch on left-hand needle and purl into back of it
Stocking Stitch - 1 row knit, 1 row purl. This gives a fabric which is smooth on one side and rough on the other.
Reversed Stocking Stitch - 1 row purl, 1 row knit.
Garter Stitch - every row knit.
| English Term |
American Term |
| Tension |
Gauge |
| Cast Off |
Bind Off |
| Stocking Stitch |
Stockinette Stitch |
| Yf, yfon, yfrn, yon & yrn |
Yarn Over |
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