Knit Patterns

If you are a beginner looking for a pattern to knit or crochet, the first time

his eyes roll. What is it say? Traditionally, these models

abbreviations. I will explain in detail what they mean.

Special Tip: When you start learning the art of weaving is a good idea (to confuse even less) to write what the abbreviations on the side long. After printing a pattern, writing in the margin, long hand, what the acronyms. Use this table to decipher the pattern to knit or code Crochet!

ABBREVIATIONS

A:

alt – Alternate

about – about

B:

Beg – Begin or beginning

Bet – between

/ BL BK LP – back loop (s)

BLO – Back Loop Only

Bo – Bobble

BO – Bind off

BP – back back

BPDC – back after double hook (s)

BPsc – Hook back only after (s)

Bptr – Back Then Triple hook (s)

C:

CA – The color of a

CB – Color B

CC – contrast color

ch (s) – Channel (s)

CH-space = space above

CH – refers to the previous channel / Worked

CH-SP – channel space

CL (s) – Cluster (s)

cm – centimeter

CN – hook

CONT – Continue

CO – to cont

D:

DC – double hook

dc2tog – 2 double hook assembles

Dec – decrease

DP or dpn – double pointed Needle (s)

DTR / CRTD – Double / Triple Hook Triple

E:

EA – Each

IS – set place

ext – extension

F:

FLO – front loop only

Foll – Surveillance

FP – post before

FPDC – double hook front post (s)

FPSC – Hook position before (s)

Fptr / FPtrc – post before triple / triple hook (s)

/ FL lp m – front loop (s)

G:

go gr – grams

GRP (s) – Groups

H:

HDC – half double crochet (s)

HK – Hook

I:

inc – increase

in (s) or "– in (s)

K:

K – knit

K1B – point 1 in the bottom row

K1B – United through the loop again

k2tog – 2 along the

k2togb – Knit 2 points as well as loopback

k3tog – Unit 3 and

k3togb – knit 3 points as well as loopback

KFB – point to the front and back of San

L:

LH – needle left hand

LP (s) – Loop (s)

c / LP – Point Loop

M:

MC – main color

M1-how

M2 – make two

m – m

mm – millimeters

AMMA – Measure (s)

N

NDL (s) – Needle (s)

O:

OZ – ounce (s)

OPP – before

Q:

Pat (s) – model (s)

PC (s) – Popcorn (s)

pm – placemaker

Previous – Previous

Previous – Previous

Hook – pass slipped stitch

p2sso – Phase 2 slipped into STS

P – back

P-Wise – Reverse-wise, or as if in contrast

P1B – back through the loop again

p2tog – Purl 2 together

p2togb – Reverse 2 and in the back

p3tog – PURL 3 and

PU – Collection

A:

RF – right front

REM – remain

rep – repeat (s)

SC rpm Reverse SC – Reverse single crochet

Tour (s) – Ronda (s)

RS – right side

HR – the right needle

Rev. ST – mesh jersey inverted

RSC – Reverse single crochet

S:

SC – single crochet

sc2tog – 2 single hook assembles

sc3tog – single crochet 3 and

sk – skip (PED)

sk2p – Slip 1, k2tog, pass over c / sl

SL c – Slip Stitch

SP (s) – Domain (s)

SP or SPN – single point needles

c (s) – point (s)

St C – point Jersey

SKP – slip 1, paragraph 1, pass slipped something about

SL – slip

slip1-K1-hook – slip 1, paragraph 1, pass slip something about

SM – slip marker

square (s) – space (s)

SSK – slip, slip, knit

T:

TBL – to through the loop again

/ TCH T-PS – convert the string

TOG – all

/ Tr TRC – Treble / Triple Hook

/ Tr tr trtrc – Hook Triple Triple Triple Triple hook (s)

W:

WAS – wrong side

wyib – To son in the back

wyif – With son in front

X

X-ST – cross stitch

Y:

YB or YTB – the son of the back of the book

YF or YTF – the son in front of work

m – meter (s)

yo – yarn over

Yoh – to son over hook

YRN – needle round son

What does the asterisk (*) Average when they see a pattern to knit or crochet?

Used to show how many times you repeat the instructions. It will also indicate some number of times to repeat.

What does the () parentheses mean when you see a pattern to knit or crochet?

When you see it in a diagram, it means you do what the boss says that immediately after its creation. Example (sk2p). Parentheses are also used to provide additional information.

Author: Georgia Stath.
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