ekelistic: Sorry for the delay! Here’s the pencil holder pattern for comparison. Pen Holder Pattern Kfb: Knit into the front then the back of the stitch K2tog: Knit 2 st. together In worsted weight yarn with size 8 needles, cast on 1 st, leaving a 6-12” tail. Kfb, turn (2 st). Kfb all (4 st). Joining into a round, Kfb all (8 st). Knit in stockinette stitch for about 4” or until just under where the pen’s clip starts. To finish, bind off four st. This will be the front, where the pen’s clip goes. For the back, K4. Turn and P4. Turn and K2, K2tog. Turn and P3. Turn and K1, K2tog. Turn and P2. Turn and K2tog. Turn and cut yarn to tie a knot, leaving a long tail. Tie the ends together inside a book, with the holder itself on the outside, and put in a pen.

ekelistic:

Sorry for the delay! Here’s the pencil holder pattern for comparison.

Pen Holder Pattern

Kfb: Knit into the front then the back of the stitch

K2tog: Knit 2 st. together

In worsted weight yarn with size 8 needles, cast on 1 st, leaving a 6-12” tail. Kfb, turn (2 st). Kfb all (4 st). Joining into a round, Kfb all (8 st). Knit in stockinette stitch for about 4” or until just under where the pen’s clip starts.

To finish, bind off four st. This will be the front, where the pen’s clip goes. For the back, K4. Turn and P4. Turn and K2, K2tog. Turn and P3. Turn and K1, K2tog. Turn and P2. Turn and K2tog. Turn and cut yarn to tie a knot, leaving a long tail. Tie the ends together inside a book, with the holder itself on the outside, and put in a pen.

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