I do not understand this can you help me understand what it means?.With crochet hook and scrap yarn, make a chain with 70 (75, 78) loopsWith needles and main yarn, pick up 66 (70, 74) stsWork in St stfor 1quot;/2.5cmPurl 1 WS row (turning row)Cont working in St st until piece measures 2quot;/5cmCarefully unraveling scrap yarn, place cast-on sts onto spare needle.THANK YOU!!very much
The roman numerals are used for transition metals that have greater advantageous than one possible valence oxidation selection The greek prefixes, which contain monoxide, trichloride, etcare used for covalent bonded compoundselementary ide is used for ionic compounds that don't require roman numerals and covalent compounds that don't choose greek prefixes
You're creating a crochet cast-on for a knitting projectThe usual reason for doing that is to have live knit stitches at the bottom of a project so that you can pick them up and knit in the other direction Here's the translation: With crochet hook and scrap yarn, make a chain with 70 (75, 78) loopsYou are creating a waste chain the correct length for the size you have selectedIt will be discarded laterWith needles and main yarn, pick up 66 (70, 74) stsSwitch to the size knitting needles you need to get the correct gaugeSwitch to the yarn you're using for your project, in the main colorUsing the back loop of the crocheted chain, and leaving a couple of extra chain loops free, pick up a stitch through the back loop with the knitting needleContinue across the chain, picking up main-yarn loops through each of the chain loops until you have the correct numberWork in St st for 1/2.5cmKnit one row, purl one row, until you have knitted one inch (2.5 centimeters) of fabricPurl 1 WS row (turning row)At the 1 mark, purl three rows, which will put a bumpy row on the side with the VsYou will turn a hem at that pointCont working in St st until piece measures 2/5cmKnit one row, purl one row, until you have knitted one inch (2.5 centimeters) from the turning rowCarefully unraveling scrap yarn, place cast-on sts onto spare needleGo back to the crocheted chain you started withYou'll need an additional knitting needleUse the additional needle to pick up the stitches in the first knitted row, from right to leftWhen you have all the knit stitches, the ones knit in the main yarn, on your extra needle, unravel the crocheted chain and discard the yarnYou now have two knitting needles with live stitches.
