With Yarn in Back (wyib)
Stitch Description
The With Yarn in Back instruction (abbreviated as wyib) is found generally in pattern where you slip a stitch. The abbreviation is really quite straightforward: it literally means that you bring your yarn to the back of the work. This instruction is used to distinguish points in your pattern where the yarn would normally be held in the front of the work, to alert you that these stitches will be different.
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Stitch Characteristics
Pattern Instructions
- Step 1: Bring your yarn from the front of the work to the back of the work.
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