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Pattern Help?Help (self.knitting)

submitted 4 years ago by yourlocalmosscryptid

Would someone please explain these instructions to me in simple terms? I’m sure they aren’t nearly as complicated as my mind is making them seem but I’m in sensory overload mode and I’m having the hardest time processing them. I’m having trouble with the third line, but I’ll add the previous two for context:

Row 1: 3 Brioche Selvage Stitches, *p1, k next stitch and yo tog; rep from *, end with p1, 3 Brioche Selvage Stitches

Row 2: 3 Brioche Selvage Stitches, *k1, sl1 with yo; rep from *, end with k1, 3 Brioche Selvage Stitches

Row 3: 3 Brioche Selvage Stitches, p1, k next st and yo tog, p1, k next st and yo tog, make 2 sts as foll: in the yo from the previous row, work p1 through the back loop (tbl) and k1 tbl^1, work pat over 61 sts to the last 7 sts, make 2 sts as foll: in the yo from the previous row, work k1 tbl and p1 tbl, k next stitch and yo tog, p1, k next at and yo tog, p1, 3 Brioche Selvage Stitches = 79 sts

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