Mrs Jean Debois
by Jean Debois
(Australia)
Whats this is it knit and then knit into same st but that would give you 2 sts not 1
YOUR ANSWER
I hadn't actually seen this abbreviation before so I had to do a bit of a search to find it for you.
It seems that a KOK is a double increase, the definition I found is below:
KOK: insert the right needle into the next two stitches as though you are going to do a K2tog, and draw up a loop, but don’t remove the old stitch (the K). Next bring the yarn forward between the needles and wrap around the back
(the O), and knit the same 2 stitches again, this time removing the old stitch from the left needle (the K).
This makes three stitches from one, or a double increase.
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