What does p tbl mean?
p tbl means purl through the back loop
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Knitting Abbreviations
Particularly in Knitting Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for purl through the back loop?
purl through the back loop can be abbreviated as p tbl
Other shorthands for purl through the back loop are: P1 tbl, P1b, p1b
Other shorthands for purl through the back loop are: P1 tbl, P1b, p1b
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What does p tbl stand for? p tbl stands for "purl through the back loop". |
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How to abbreviate "purl through the back loop"? "purl through the back loop" can be abbreviated as p tbl. |
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What is the meaning of p tbl abbreviation? The meaning of p tbl abbreviation is "purl through the back loop". |
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What is p tbl abbreviation? One of the definitions of p tbl is "purl through the back loop". |
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What does p tbl mean? p tbl as abbreviation means "purl through the back loop". |
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What is shorthand of purl through the back loop? The most common shorthand of "purl through the back loop" is p tbl. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TTEOTD - Through the Eyes of the Dead
- BLO - Back Loop Only
- ETBD - Europe Through the Back Door
- TBL - Through Back Loop
- TTBD - Through the Back Door
- TTWR - Through The Wind and the Rain
- TLC - Through the Lens of the Customer
- bl - Back Loop
- ttlg - the Through the Looking Glass
- k1b - knit through the back loop
- p1b - purl through the back loop
- k tbl - Knit stitch through the back loop
- K1 tbl, K1b - Knit stitch through the back loop
- k2tog tbl - knit 2 stitches together, through the back loops
- P1 tbl, P1b - purl through the back loop
- p1 f&b - purl the front of a stitch, then purl the back of the same stitch
- pfb - purl the front of a stitch, then purl the back of the same stitch
- p2tog tbl - purl 2 together through the back loops
- bk lp - back loop
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