About
Make one increases are created by picking up the strand of yarn that runs between two stitches on the row below and purling through it to twist it closed. They can be created to be leaning either to the left or right based on the direction the strand is picked up and twisted closed. The direction refers to the lean of the increase on the knit side of the work.
How To
Western Method
Instructions
- Insert the right needle underneath the strand between the stitches on the right and left needles from front to back, placing the strand onto the right needle.
- With the yarn in front as for purling, insert the left needle from back to front through the back of the stitch as if to purl through the back loop.
- Wrap the yarn over the left needle and between the needles and pull the new loop of yarn through the picked-up strand to purl the stitch.