Hi! In the US the term YO is used for both purl yarnovers and knit yarnovers even though they are worked differently. It looks like in the UK the term YRN, yarn round the needle, is used for the purl yarnover. Here's a link a UK video describing it: ua-cam.com/video/QLQYj7y4PjU/v-deo.html
I’m learning very slowly and I always do the first 2 stitches English style and the last 1-2 English style.😊
The garter stitch on the BSJ is a good time for me to practice the left pick. thank you.
I've been looking all over for a demo like this. You saved me, lol. Thank you so much!!!
Glad I could help! You're very welcome!
Hi dear can you please explain for me what is different between YRN and YO
Hi! In the US the term YO is used for both purl yarnovers and knit yarnovers even though they are worked differently. It looks like in the UK the term YRN, yarn round the needle, is used for the purl yarnover. Here's a link a UK video describing it: ua-cam.com/video/QLQYj7y4PjU/v-deo.html