[NFB-Krafters-Korner] Help with interpreting a pattern

[Tracy Carcione]

Hi Tanya.
I don't do loom knitting, but, when knitting mittens, you need to make a
hole in the side for the thumb to go through, and my guess is that's what
the pattern is doing.  In needle knitting, you bind off some stitches, to
create the hole, then pick up the same number to start making the thumb
covering.
Tracy


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I found a pattern for mittens on the KB loom in a blog. 
Not sure what it means to bring up 5 sts. I am sure this is where the thumb
begins.

>From the pattern:
Row 20: (skip 5 sts, bring up 5 sts) repeat
Ewrap knit row.

If anyone wants the entire pattern, let me know. 
Thanks in advance
Tanya 
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