Definition of a row and seed stitch question

How-to Questions
1

This is a silly question, but I’ve just been knitting scarves with the garter stitch and would like to try different stitches.

So … what exactly is a row? :teehee: Is a row knitting across completely, and when you “flip it”, is that another row? Or is a row knitting across AND flipping it?

And when doing the seed stitch, for example, 20 stitches alternating knit and purl, when I flip it, do I knit and purl back or purl and knit back? :??

Thank you so much!!
Michelle aka Hapa Girl

2

row is one across, from end to end. When you turn your work you are starting the next row.

For seed stitch over an even number of stitches:
Row 1: (k1, p1) repeat across.
Row 2: (p1, k1) repeat across.

3

A row is just once across. Not across and back. I’m pretty sure with seed stitch you knit the purls and purl the knits.

4

Thank you thank you thank you! :muah: