How to knit YF and SKP (SKPO) Combination

How to knit yf (yarn to front or yarn forward) and skpo/skp (slip knit passover). This 2 stitches together form different forms of eyelet patterns. Here is one example of a pattern using yf and skp to form a slanted eyelets which the eyelets don't sit directly on each other. You can also place yf directly on top of each others and it will give you a totally different look.
Here is the pattern for the one show in the photo and video;
Cast on an odd number of stitches. All rows should have the same number of stitches.
Row 1: k1, *yf, skp; rep from * to end of row.
Row 2 and 4: purl.
Row 3: *Skp, yf; repeat from * to last st, k1.
Repeat these 4 rows.

[@karenboehlert7862]

Thank you! This is an easy and lovely stitch. I enjoy watching and listening to you. 😊

[@Knitting4beginner]

You’re welcome. :) I wonder why I didn’t see your comment before. Here I am a year later. Thanks for the comment. That’s very kind of you.

[@vydaadele6145]

I really like that very nice and simple 👏

[@Knitting4beginner]

Thank you! 😊

[@shalikasood3014]

Thankyou! God bless you for clearing my doubt.

[@Knitting4beginner]

You’re welcome!

[@KarenPrudensLetsStitchMakeup]

Love this. It would make a pretty top with this pattern. I'd love to see more. Thank you.😊

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