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I'm not a knitter at all so I'm not sure what the abbrives mean to your pat that you posted..
My question is did you double up the yarn (two skeins) through-out your hoodie? Or did you use only a single strand (one skein)?
My eyes tell me you used 2 skeins together to make this, but they could be wrong. It's just so thick and vibrant...all the stitches really stand out from one to the other.
Thank you for your time and beautiful work you post for the rest of the community to enjoy and share.
k3 p3 means knit 3 stitches then purl 3 stitches. k2tog means knit 2 together.
I don't think she doubled the yarn. I think she just used super bulky weight yarn (the thickest they sell it). & she used 15mm needles, which are pretty big, so I think that's why the stitches really stand out.
I hope this is of some help to you!