charted knitting patterns are sometimes/often boustrophedonic too.

They diagram what the stitches look like on the RIGHT side of the knitting, and are read from left to right (right side row) and right to left (wrong side rows)

(in some charts, the wrong side row is "all Purls" (or rarely all knits) and then the wrong side row isn't charted.. (but omitted))

knitting can be worked as rows (right to left, left to right) or as spirals ("rounds")

so charts work for either method of knitting.
the charts are read boustrophedonicly for knitting worked in rows, and line by line (right to left) for rounds.

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