I’m doing a pattern for a toilet roll cozy.
Row 3 is to K1, (place marker, k2tog, k5) 6 times.
Row 4. Sp across, moving stitch markers to over needle.
Repeat rows 3 & 4.
What does sp mean? How do I do it? :??
I’m doing a pattern for a toilet roll cozy.
Row 3 is to K1, (place marker, k2tog, k5) 6 times.
Row 4. Sp across, moving stitch markers to over needle.
Repeat rows 3 & 4.
What does sp mean? How do I do it? :??
Hi!
Confusing for sure…Sp means space to me but that makes no sense!
If knitting in stockenette, I have to believe you’re being asked to Purl across (WS row) moving your markers to retain their position as you do, but there is a typo in your pattern.
Let us know how this plays out. 
Good luck!
could it mean to slip a stitch, then purl a stitch? when making heel flaps, there’s usually a row where you would slip knit across.
In the glossary of terms it says sp = space so :shrug:
I’ll purl across and hope for the best. I’ve inserted a lifeline so no biggie if I’m wrong.
Thanks!
Is it supposed to get smaller and smaller?
It could be slip purlwise.
It was for decreases - I just purled across and it worked fine. Just a typo I think :think: