Arrowhead Slipped stitch: Knitting pattern for variegated yarns (Part 3) - So Woolly

This is the third part of the series "Knitting Patterns for Variegated Yarns". In today's tutorial, you'll learn how to knit the Arrowhead Slipped stitch: Easy to knit, it's a four-row repeat pattern, that doesn't curl!
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[@andreamora8907]

Just tried it! It’s coming out great :)

[@katherinelo2454]

Pretty good demonstration!

[@sowoolly]

Thank you 😊

[@susansatchwell8482]

Again a nice tutorial. What is the brand of yarns you are using. Thank you

[@sowoolly]

Thanks! Take a look at the written instructions (there’s a link below the video, on the description box).

[@rosaseifert5357]

On Row 4 it says K2, K4 in the video you say K4 to start. Can you tell me what to do? Thanks

[@outlier2211]

The pattern is written incorrectly for what she shows on the video. On the 4th row, you knit 4 and then pick up the stitch and knit the two together. Her video is correct, but not the written pattern. The written pattern for row 4 starts as: k2, k4. It should read k4 and then pick up the stitch. I look at it this way-The first two knit stitches are part of her border and the second two knit stitches are what help create the arrow pattern. For example, I’m knitting a different border. My border is slip1, k2 for every row. This creates a selvage edge with a total knitted border of 3 stitches. THEN I start with the slip5, k3 pattern. For row 4, my pattern reads: slip1, k2,

[@rosaseifert5357]

@@outlier2211 Thank you so much for your help. I really appreciate it, I would like to make it so now I will start. Thanks again

[@outlier2211]

@@rosaseifert5357 You're welcome! It tripped me up too and I had to restart. Once you get going (correctly) it knits up quickly and is a fun pattern to do. :)

[@rosaseifert5357]

@@outlier2211 I plan to start it tomorrow so I'll let you know how I make out, I think I am doing it your way though.

[@kdunlap3289]

Or a face mask

[@rosaseifert5357]

In row 4 is it k2 first stitch or k4-Pattern says k2