[size=6]The pattern say: with right hand needle, catch running threads at top and bottom of eyelet below and place on needle, insert left needle into those two threads, and p2 tog; then p2 tog, p6, rep from *; end by catching threads at top and bottom of next eyelet, purling those 2 tog, p2 tog, p2[/size]
another one: k1, *sl 1, drop yo off needle, k4, sl 1, drop yo; rep from *, end k1.
[size=7]I don’t know how to do it, I don’t understand, anybody can help me, thx![/size] :!!!:
There is apparently a row of eyelets that you worked, right?
Do exactly what the pattern says. Look at the eyelet. There should be a strand of yarn running horizontally across the bottom and top of it. Lift these onto your left needle and purl the two of them together.
another one: k1, *sl 1, drop yo off needle, k4, sl 1, drop yo; rep from *, end k1.
Let the yarn over that you made on the previous row slip off the end of the needle.
Ingrid, do you think the intent of that is to make some sort of patterning? As effectively you are ‘closing off’ the eyelet hole…?
I’d have to see it to be sure, but very often with new techniques, I just follow the directions step by step, and when I’m done I can look at it and say Aha!!