Did You Know?? | Five Things About Yarnovers

Here are some facts about yarnovers that you may or may not have known. Were any of these new to you? Let me know!
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[@Margaret-emuu]

Thanks for these tips. I’m doing MHK 1 and have helped me understand my knitting better.

[@HeatherStorta]

You are so welcome!

[@penelope8980]

I've not heard of putting a YO in the row below a M1 to give room for the extra new stitch. Sounds like a good idea that I should try. Thanks!

[@HeatherStorta]

You're welcome! It's really helpful for knitters that tend to work tightly!

[@crochetingaroundnewzealand]

Excellent tutorial thank you

[@HeatherStorta]

Glad you liked it!

[@NYKnitter]

That was very interesting !! Thought never occured to me , doing a YO and having that nice bar waiting for you to twist . Especially for those tight knitters, I might be one. (there is a joke in there some place about ...........you know you are a tight knitter when............. you can hear the loops screaming as you drag them up the needle? ) :)

[@HeatherStorta]

Lol!! Yes, it could prove very useful for tight knitters!

[@tgaten]

I’m curious about the k1 YO p1 / p1 YO k1 concept. When would that happen? I’ve never seen it and wonder what circumstances would call for that.

[@HeatherStorta]

You can see it in lace stitch patterns, where there is a purl column of stitches and you have a yarnover on either side.

[@megstaton6990]

Wish you had also shown an example of the last idea for the yo in the row before m1?

[@HeatherStorta]

I'll add that to my queue to film!