My mother in law knots and is attempting to make these for my daughter. She is a little confused about the instructions after the mouth.
"Change back to C1. K 4 rounds. On the last round PM A after 21 (23) stitches, PM B after 4 (4) stitches, PM C after 42 (46) stitches, and PM D after 4 (4) stitches."
She is wondering what PM A, PM B, PM C and PM D are.
Hi, and sorry for late reply. But, as someone already has pointed out, PM means place marker. So, after 21/23 stitches you will place your first marker (A), then you will knit 4 more stitches before placing another marker (B), and so on... Good luck :-)
My mother in law knots and is attempting to make these for my daughter. She is a little confused about the instructions after the mouth.
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K 4 rounds. On the last round PM A after 21 (23) stitches, PM B after 4 (4) stitches, PM C after 42 (46) stitches, and PM D after 4 (4) stitches."
She is wondering what PM A, PM B, PM C and PM D are.
Hi, and sorry for late reply. But, as someone already has pointed out, PM means place marker. So, after 21/23 stitches you will place your first marker (A), then you will knit 4 more stitches before placing another marker (B), and so on... Good luck :-)
DeletePM usually means 'place marker'. so she would end up with 4 markers to knit between
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