SIZING
VERSACIKNITS patterns are based on the following set of body measurements. Each specifies the amount of ease that the garment is designed to have.
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ABBREVIATIONS
This is a list of the abbreviations commonly used in VERSACIKNITS patterns.
approx = Approximately
beg = Beginning
BO = Bind off
CDD (centered double decrease) = Slip 2 sts together knitwise, k1, pass slipped stitches over the knit st
CO = Cast on
dec = Decrease
dpn = Double pointed needle
est = Established
inc = Increase
k = Knit
k1-tbl = Knit one through-back-loop
k2tog = Knit 2 sts together
LT = Left twist. With right-hand needle behind left-hand needle, skip one st and knit the second st in back loop; then insert right-hand needle into the backs of both sts (the skipped st and the second st) and k2tog through the back loops. Slip both stitches off the left-hand needle.
M1 = Make 1 stitch by making a backward loop over right needle
M1L = Make 1 stitch, left slanting. Insert left needle from front to back under the running thread between the last st worked and next st on left needle; knit into the back of resulting loop
M1L-p = Make 1 stitch, left slanting. Inserting left needle from front to back under the running thread between the last st worked and the next st on left needle; purl into the resulting loop.
M1P = Make 1 stitch purlwise. Insert left needle from back to front under the running thread between the last st worked and next st on left needle; purl into the resulting loop
M1R = Make 1 stitch, right slanting. Insert left needle from back to front under the running thread between the last st worked and next st on left needle; knit into the front of resulting loop
M1R-p = Make 1 stitch, right slanting. Insert left needle from back to front under the running thread between the last st worked and the next st on the left needle; purl into the resulting loop.
p = Purl
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p2tog = Purl 2 sts together
patt = Pattern
pm = Place marker
psso = Pass slipped stitch over
PU = Pick up
rem = Remaining
rep = Repeat
rev St st = Reverse Stockinette stitch
RH = Right hand
rnd = Round
RT = Right twist. K2tog leaving stitches on left- hand needle; then insert right-hand needle from the front between the two sts just knitted together, and knit the first st again; then slip both sts from left-hand needle together
sl1 = Slip one stitch knitwise
sl1-p = Slip one stitch purlwise
sm = Slip marker
ssk = Slip next 2 sts one at a time knitwise, transfer stitches back to left needle, then k2tog
ssp = Slip next 2 sts one at a time knitwise, transfer stitches back to left needle, then p2tog through-back- loop
St st = Stockinette st
St(s) = Stitch(es)
tbl = Through back loop
WT = When indicated in the pattern bring yarn that is in back of work forward/ bring yarn that is in front of work to the back; slip next st; return yarn to original position, thereby “wrapping” the slipped st; turn. On subsequent row, when working a st that has been wrapped, slip the st to the right needle, use the left needle to pick up the wrap, slip the st back to left needle and work the wrap and st together as one st.
yfwd = Yarn forward
yo = yarn over