What is YO on a pattern

I am beginning knitting after years of not doing it. Could you please post the sites of the free patterns.

A yarn over is just where you bring the yarn over the needle. So you might knit one, then bring the yarn around the needle from back to front, then knit the next stitch.

Hi there, is me again You have probably got the answer by now, but it is simply yarn over. I would need to see the line of pattern but I would guess that you wrap the yarn once round the needle and then when you come back on the next row you knit into the place you wrapped round, forming a hole in lacework? Hope that helps!

In the book I have a "yarn over" is a way of making an extra stitch on your needle. It creates a deliberate hole in your fabric. Bring the knitting yarn(the "over strand)over the needle between 2 existing stitches on one row, then work the "over" strand as a stitch when you work your way back to it in the next row. A "yarn over" is formed differently depending on the kinds of stitches it goes between. Knit and/or Purl. Between 2k,= k1, yo, k1...between 2 purl= p1, yo, p1. Most "y o"'s are done in purl position. Hope this helps.

YO means to yarn over; example, when you are sc (single chrochet) and want to do a dc (double crochet) you will take your yarn and put it over your hook so that when you go to make a stich you will have to make the first sitch in the YO part first then the second will be on the original yarn.

wow that sounds very confusing when i was taught to knit i was never taught to read a pattern so whenever i want to knit something i just have to make up a pattern off of the top of my head and follow that i knitted a sweater and did not follow a pattern and it still turned out really good i also knitted a sweater for my dog and that also turned out really awesome haha i want to eventually learn to read a pattern but i very seldom have the time to knit anymore to begin with besides just winging it is working fine for right now