Make-one increases are created by working under the strand in between two stitches on your knitting needles. In this video, knitting expert Jen Lucas demonstrates how to work this increase.
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10:10Working Four-Stitch Cables
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2:59Extra Tools for Knitting: Needle Caps
Once you’ve learned the knitting basics, there are a few extra tools that you might find helpful to use in your projects. In this video, Jen Lucas shows you a variety of needle caps so you can choose the one that’s right for you. Since they help keep the stitches on your knitting needle when…
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6:38How to Work Garter Stitch Ribbing
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6:53How to Work the Double Moss Stitch
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