I have searched everywhere for this stitch info. I am trying to make the French market bag in Bags,a knitters dozen. I know a SSK but have never seen or heard of a SSSK. do I slip three instead of two and the knit just like a SSK? Thanks all , Coggie
SSSK?
May 28, 2007
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coggietm spun a FINE 'yarn':
coggietm. . .
That would be the most likely answer, Coggie, however, count the stitches and see first if it's not a typo??? JM2C, Noreen
sssk. slip, slip, slip, knit 3 slipped stitches together
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coggietm wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@q66g2000hsg.googlegroups.com:
yup, that's it! :) slip the three & knit all together. lee
Thanks all. That is what I thought. Your all wonderful. Coggie
coggietm spun a FINE 'yarn':
coggietm. . .
But, you DID count the stitches to be SURE first that it's not a typo, right??? As per my suggestion, the very first reply-er to your Q. Hugs, Noreen
Not yet,I still need to cast on for it. I always read a pattern first to make sure it is clear and then try it from there. This just had me stumped. I hope, with hubby having drill this weekend that I will have time to cast on and get some of it knitted up. Thanks again :) Coggie
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