One Row Buttonholes // Technique Tuesday

This video demonstrates how to knit a one-row buttonhole or horizontal slit. The technique is demonstrated three times, describing the process in detail during the first two button holes, and then working it straight through the third time. Tips on how and where to locate the buttonhole in different stitch patterns are given, with examples shown on swatches, as well as how the technique was used in two completed projects. Written instructions for the technique can be found below the links to each section of the video. My knitting designs: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/roxanne-richardson Support me by buying me a coffee on Ko-Fi! https://www.ko-fi.com/roxannerichardson To jump to a specific point in the video, click on the link to the adjacent time stamp. Introduction: 0:00 Basics of a horizontal buttonhole/slit: 0:41 Demo of 1st one-row buttonhole, with explanatory info: 1:37 Demo of 2nd one-row buttonhole, with cable CO instructions: 5:03 Demo of 3rd one-row buttonhole, straight through: 9:32 How does it look in different stitch patterns: 11:00 How does it look in a finished project: 13:24 Tips: 16:01 WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE ONE-HOLE BUTTONHOLE Work to position in row where button hole is to begin. Bring yarn forward. Sl 1 st, as if to purl. Bring yarn to back. Sl 1 st, as if to purl. Drop working yarn. BO 1 by passing 2nd st on RHN over 1st st Repeat Sl 1, BO 1 until all sts for button hole have been bound off. Sl st on RHN to LHN. Turn work. PU working ya