Hi all,
I just need some clarification. I am a begginer knitter, am working on a baby blanket. just want to make sure am doing it right.
The instruction goes as follows: Knit to the last two sts, inc in next st, K1-2sts increased.
I have been knitting to the last two, increasing then knitting the last sts.
When a pattern says to increase IN a stitch, it’s a kfb increase, not a m1. The way you did it could work, though you may want to knit to the last stitch, inc, then k1.
The reason I asked because am not sure both sides are equal. Yes I am doing the KFB, I knit to the last two STS , I increase (two sts) then I knit the last one. the begining Part of of the row is to knit on then increase. So i wanted to see if to end the row was right, with me increasing then knitting in the last sts. Hope that make sense.
TKS for responding.
If you begin with k1, kfb and then end with kfb, k1 that should work. The increases won’t [I]precisely[/I] mirror each other but they’ll be close and the placement will be correct.
yes I am doing the KFB, I knit to the last two STS , I increase (two sts) then I knit the last one. the begining Part of of the row is to knit on then increase.
Yes, that’s fine then. The incs are where they should be.