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Home›How To›How to Knit an Increase Stitch: 10 Steps

How to Knit an Increase Stitch: 10 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 6, 2024
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Introduction:

Learning how to knit an increase stitch is essential when you’re expanding your knitting skillset and working on more complex projects. This technique will help you create fabrics with a more exciting and textured look. Follow these ten steps to become an expert at knitting increase stitches.

Step 1: Gather Your Materials

First, gather your knitting needles and yarn. Use needles that work well with the yarn weight you have selected.

Step 2: Cast on Stitches

Begin by casting on the desired number of stitches for your project. To get a feel for the increase stitch, cast on about 20-25 stitches.

Step 3: Knit the First Row

Once you have cast on your stitches, knit across the entire first row of stitches.

Step 4: Identify the Increase Location

Decide where you’d like the increases to occur. Consider increasing at regular intervals or staggering the increases for different effects.

Step 5: Choose Your Increase Method

There are several methods to create an increase stitch like “Make One (M1)”, “Knit Front and Back (KFB)” and “Yarn Over (YO)”. For this example, we’ll use the KFB method.

Step 6: Knit Until the Increase Point

Knit your second row until you reach the point where you want to add the increase stitch.

Step 7: Perform KFB Increase

Insert your right needle into the stitch normally then wrap your working yarn around it and pull it through, creating a new stitch. Without slipping off the original stitch from your left needle, perform another knit in the left side of the same stitch forming another new stitch. Finally, slip both new stitches onto your right needle while moving original stitch off from left needle.

Step 8: Continue Knitting Across Row

Proceed with knitting across remaining row, adding more increases at chosen intervals.

Step 9: Check Your Work

At the end of each row, it’s a good idea to count your stitches to make sure you have the correct number. This will help you to avoid any unintentional misalignment or mistakes in your knitting project.

Step 10: Practice and Experiment

Finally, practice the increase stitch technique consistently until you have mastered it. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different types of increases and their placements in your knitting projects for unique results!

Conclusion:

Mastering the increase stitch is an essential skill for any knitter’s repertoire. These ten steps will guide you through the process of knitting an increase stitch with confidence and precision. Happy knitting!

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