by Sarah
(Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England )
Hi,
Can you please explain part of this hat pattern? I've just begun to knit the crown on a hat.
The first row reads:
*(k1,p)x11 times k1,s2kp2 (k1,p1) x4* k1 (=97 sts)
What I read it as was k1 p1 11 times then knitting k1, s2kp2 one time then I followed the rest as it reads but I had far too many stitches left. Can you please help.
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