Knit Through the Back Loop

Also Known As
- E-wrap stitch
- Figure Eight wrap stitch
- Twisted Knit stitch
The knit tbl stitch is a common stitch used in stitch patterns on the knitting board. You wrap each peg on the board by wrapping the working yarn around each peg above the current wrap. This type of wrapping method is referred to as "figure eight" on this site because the yarn looks like a figure eight between the pegs. Typically, you will use this wrapping method throughout the entire stitch pattern, just as you would the diagonal. The box e-wrapping method is a modified version of the figure eight which will also produce a knit tbl stitch.
- Moving from the left side of the knitting
board to the right, bring the working yarn
behind the peg from right side to left making
an "e-wrap" above the existing wrap.
- Continue covering pegs on the knitting
board moving to the right in the order
specified for the stitch pattern.
- Moving from the right side of the knitting
board to the left, bring the working yarn
behind the peg from left side to right making
an "e-wrap" above the existing wrap.
- Continue covering pegs on the knitting
board moving to the left until all of the pegs
are covered.
- Lift the bottom wrap over the new top wrap to knit off the peg.