[Nfb-krafters-korner] Translating a Loom Knitting Pattern Into Plain English

[Henry Osborne]

Hi Sirena, yes you are correct on these terms.
Also most of these terms wer covered in the Introductory to Loom Knitting 
classes that Courtney taught a few months ago.
Courtney, do I have your permission to forward the Intrductory to Loom 
Knitting classes to Sirena?
Sirena, please don't hesitate to give a shout out if you need any more help.
Henry on behalf of the Loom Team

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K = Knit
P = purl

Be sure to sign up for any loom classes. All of this was covered in Henry's 
class that ended Tuesday night.

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Subject: [Nfb-krafters-korner] Translating a Loom Knitting Pattern Into 
Plain English

Hey, loomers. I was hoping someone could help me translate this
pattern into plain english. I need to make a scarf for my daughter by
wednesday, which is her birthday, and I just found this in a book I've
got on my computer. Any help would be great, especially as I know I'm
bound to have a few false starts.

Pattern For A Scarf

Crochet cast on 10 pegs.

Row 1: Slip peg 10
knit to end of row

Row 2: Slip peg 1
P8
K1

Row 3: Rep row 1.

Row 4: Rep row 2.

Row 5: Slip peg 10
knit peg 9
purl peg 8
knit pegs 7-4
purl peg 3
knit pegs 2-1

Row 6: Slip peg 1
knit peg 2
purl peg 3
knit pegs 4-7
purl peg 8
knit pegs 9-10

Rep rows 5-6 until scarf reaches 49 inches.

Rep rows 1-4.

Bind off using the flat method and weave in ends.

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I know, for most of you, that looks pretty self-explanitory. I'm more
asking, P and K, does that mean Pear and knit respectively? And rep
means repeat, yes? And slip means skip that peg when wrapping?

Thanks, guys

Sirena

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