After completing a yarn over before a purl stitch and after a purl stitch row, how do I knit the next row? I'm struggling and end up with more stitches.

I don't see why not. Yarn comes in hanks, balls, or skeins, which are all wound in some way or another. It's an excellent way to store your yarn -...

They are all fine, and saying which one is best is a purely subjective. I'd go for "by the end" because it's short. "By the end" means you will have...

The stitch before the yarn over depends on what pattern you are knitting. If you were knitting the entire row, the stitch before the yarn over will be a knit...

Yes it does. You are going to be doing 1 and then 2, 32 times. If it helps, think of 1 and 2 as one block, and you have to...

Not unless your pattern calls for it.

Yes! Ribbing means alternating between knit and purl, usually k1 p1. Patterns specify if it is k1 p1, or k2 p2 ribbing. Also, if you are knitting something flat (with...

If you ended the row with a knit, your first stitch will be a purl. Of course, if you have made a selvedge, this would change. You should learn to...

That's how its supposed to be. The stockinette stitch has one bumpy side, while the other is smooth.

Slipping the first stitch. You do not knit it, but just slip the stitch purl-wise from your left-hand needle to your right-hand one. Do this at the beginning of every...

At Step 3, the continuation of the pattern is to pull the yarn to the back for purl and to the front for knit to create a replacement stitch for...