Zontee says: Hi Jackie, yes, you pick up one long loop from front to back–putting the needle through from BELOW the loop. But you don’t knit it together with the next stitch; what you should do is then knit the next stitch regularly, and then the point of your needle back down and out of the loop, so that the loop is brought OVER the stitch to look like an inverted V with the knitted stitch at the point of the inverted stitch. Hope that helps!

Zontee says: Hi Gail, as these segments were filmed for television, we only have a set amount of time that the segment is allotted and we can’t show every single skill in a pattern. Line 5 is still based on slipping and bringing the yarn back and forth. The trick in this line is that the idea when you pick up the long loop is to create an inverted V of yarn with that picked up section. You’ll want to pick it all the way up onto your needle so that it lies flush with the fabric, and then you’ll continue to work the row. Once you get it, the rest of the row should go pretty quickly.

I look forward to trying two color knitting. I’ve never been involved in a KAL before and hope I can keep up as I work Full Time as well as doing an Individual Study program for my career advancement.