by Linda
(Queensland, Australia.)
Hi, I am familiar with slip purlwise and slip knitwise stitches. In the pattern I am doing, there are two instances in the first pattern row where I have to "slip stitch purlwise".
The next and every alternate row instructs: "Knit all knit stitches and purl stitches as they appear".
My problem is - How do I treat the purlwise slipped stitch when doing the next row? Do I need to knit that slipped stitch or purl it?
The pattern is from Paton's Book No 1232 - Style 3
I have searched the internet every where and can't find it explained anywhere. Thanks in anticipation for your help.
Cheers
Linda
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