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How to Knit: Increase (make 1)

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How to Knit: Increase (make 1)

1,441,923 views October 26, 2015 1:06

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In this video we will show you how to increase stitches in your knitting.

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WOOLANDTHEGANG published this 1:06 video tutorial on October 26, 2015. It has been watched 1,441,923 times on YouTube.

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Further reading

  • Make 1 Knitting Increase (M1, M1L and M1R) Tutorial craftsy.com

    The make 1 in knitting is an increase that adds one new stitch. This is done by lifting a strand of yarn onto the needle and stitching it a little differently than usual. The strand comes from in between two stitches th…

  • Make One Knitting Increase (M1, M1L, M1R) | Studio Knit studioknitsf.com

    LEFT KNITTING INCREASE M1, M1L. If your pattern simply tells you to Make 1 (M1), this is the same as M1L. This technique creates an invisible increase that slants to the left (\).

  • How to Increase Stitches with Make One (M1) in Knitting thesprucecrafts.com

    The term tends to be used more in machine knitting patterns than in hand knitting patterns. Fully fashioned increase stitches are usually placed a few stitches in from the edge. These increases become a design element i…

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