How to Slip a Stitch Purl-Wise (SL1PW wyif / wyib) | Slip 1 (sl1p) with the yarn in front/back

Learn how to SL1PW wyif and SL1PW wyib. The abbreviation SL1PW means Slip 1 stitch purl-wise (the same as slipping 1 as if to purl). And the wyif = with yarn in front. And wyib = with the yarn in back.So SL1PW wyif means to slip 1 stitch as if to purl with the yarn held in the front of your work. And SL1PW wyib means to slip 1 stitch as it to purl with the yarn held in the back of your work. This is a super simple technique that you might come across in regular knitting, as well as mosaic colorwork or even brioche knitting. I hope this video helps you if you've never done this method before.
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Needles: My favorites Chiaogoo Red Lace Circulars*: amzn.to/3sTWRH1
Yarn: I Love This Yarn
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[@shirleyc7248]

The pattern i am working on says to s1pw but doesn't specify if the yarn should be in front. Should it be in front?

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

Do you have a photo of the finished stitch? If you can see a yarn float (horizontal strand of yarn) in front of a stitch on the side with the slipped stitch then it is a SL1PW wyif. If you can’t see any difference and it just looks like a knit stitch then it’s with the yarn held in the back of the work. Hope that helps ❤️