Small Arrows in Rows Lace Knitting Stitch Pattern.
Cast on Multiples of 5. R represents an edge stitch.
Row 1: p1, k3, p1
Row 2: k1, p3, k1
Row 3: p1, k3, p1
Row 4: k1, p3, k1
row 5: p1, yo, (k3tog, s1, k2tog, psso), yo, p1
Row 6: k1, p3, k1
6 Rows make up the pattern.
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Hi, could you please confirm row 5? The math does not add up for me
I think the key is simply written awkwardly…In plain English it would be, “Knit 3 together. Accomplish this by slipping one, knitting two together, and then passing the slipped stitch over.” It would have been better if they’d written it more like “Center triple decrease: s1, k2tog, psso”