How To Knit A YFWD (and YRN)

We all come across knitting jargon that confuses us, especially when two abbreviations mean the same thing, or you think you might already know a technique but don’t have anyone there to confirm it.
I’ll help you knit a YFWD today and show you that you probably do already use this knitting technique more often than you might realise!

To see other videos on this topic check out:

Knitting Jargon Playlist:

The Purl Stitch And Why It’s The Wrong Side Of Knitting:

How To Knit Double Ribbing:
https://youtu.be/UKVkyMBA3nAHow to

SSK and SKPO in Knitting:

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Here’s a link to a free pdf download of a cheat sheet so you’ll never be confused by knitting jargon again. :0)

https://knitwithhannah.lpages.co/beginner-s-jargon-pdf

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Knitting Patterns: