To knit yarn over doesn't quite make sense, because you don't actually knit anything. You just move the yarn.
But it's part of knitting so that's what we say!
The 'y' abbreviation doesn't come up very often in knitting patterns, but it will usually refer to moving the yarn in one way or another (or another). and that's what happens with yarn over.
Watch today's full tutorial to find out exactly how you move this one, and how easy it can be to remember too. I'll demonstrate on the knit side and purl side.
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