Sentence examples for to yarn over from inspiring English sources

When a pattern wants you to yarn over, it will abbreviate it as "yo".

To "yarn over" means that you need to hook the working end of your yarn onto your hook.

It should go: hook through a chain, yarn-over and through to create two loops, then yarn over and through both loops, and you're done with a chain.

Yarn over again, then draw this yarn-over back through to the front of your work, creating a loop.

Yarn over and pull a loop back through these two stitches to complete your forward pass.

Yarn over, pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through 2 loops on the hook to create a single crochet (sc).

Yarn over again.

Don't yarn over twice.

Yarn over and pull through.

Yarn over and pull a loop through.

Yarn over and pull through twice.