Twincrease - a new single symmetrical increase

This video shows a newly invented increase which is totally symmetrical. This is a new type of Centred Single Increase in knitting which I call Twincrease. Read more about it on my website:
assiabrill.com/
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If you like Twincrease, please use it in your projects. However please always give full credit, and use the correct title: TWINCREASE BY ASSIA BRILL.
If you are a designer and are planning to use Twincrease in your work, I’m flattered! But PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE publishing your design. Thank you!

[@jayalmonte]

Amazing discovery! I would love a video where you talk about how your engineering expertise helps you discover these amazing new knitting techniques! 🎉

[@assiabrill1944]

Thanks for your interest! I'll think hard about making a video to answer your question: it needs a lot of thought. Best wishes! Assia.

[@bmtndog318]

Wow! Amazing how you could figure that out! Thank you for sharing your brilliant idea!

[@assiabrill1944]

Thank you, I'm glad you like it! The story about how it was developed is on my website, please see links above.

[@merrylrosenthal]

Amazing. No wonder your Virtual Vogue Knitting class was sold out in a heartbeat. Thank you!

[@assiabrill1944]

:))) Thank you very much!

[@aethelbert8415]

You are a knitting scientist. This is very clear and concisely demonstrated. Thank you so much for sharing this revolutionary technique. I will use this for darts!

[@assiabrill1944]

Thank you, it’s very kind!
When used for darts, Twincreases will create a decorative effect.

[@gonnermleggies4813]

This is genius!! Ive been looking for a symmetrical single increase for a long time and this is exactly what I needed and hoped for. Thank you so much for sharing this!! I bought your distitch knitting book after seeing this technique!! I cant wait to learn new stuff from it. You are very talented!

[@assiabrill1944]

Delighted to receive this kind comment! Thank you. Please have a look at my website for lots more knitting discoveries. Happy New Year Assia

[@gonnermleggies4813]

@@assiabrill1944 oooh I will!! Thank you! I hope you have a fantastic year full of even more amazing discoveries!! :D

[@evelynwald9132]

This is so clever and I love how your brain works to figure out how to do this. Amazing and thank you for sharing your invention!

[@assiabrill1944]

Thanks for these very kind words, Evelyn. I love finding new developments in knitting, and it's a double bonus when someone appreciates my work. Best wishes! from Assia

[@talkingmongo0se]

I love this increase. It’s going to be a game changer for knitting. I’m currently working on a double knit blanket with your Distitch edging and it’s perfect! I gifted a copy of your book to my knitting teacher.

[@assiabrill1944]

Thank you for your very kind compliment! What a coincidence - me too - I'm working on a new DK project with Distitch two coloured selvedges. Distitch is a wonderful gift for creative knitters!

[@Mostly_Harmless99]

Brilliant and useful! Thank you

[@assiabrill1944]

I'm very glad you like it!

[@Christine-tf8rf]

I'm a beginner and love that I found this video (through your site, from another video on your book). I am very picky about details and this technique will definitely be used.

[@assiabrill1944]

Thank you for your comment! I'm preparing more videos about increases, hope they will be useful too.

[@vandy0688]

Looks fantastic, thank you very much

[@assiabrill1944]

Thank you!

[@jybartlett]

This is brilliant. Thank you.

[@assiabrill1944]

Thank You!

[@arunakumari7182]

Really amazing way to make it clean increase.

[@assiabrill1944]

Glad you like it!

[@aggierowe9574]

Thank u for this! Will def give credit where credit is due.

[@assiabrill1944]

Glad you like it and Thank you too!

[@fernshinbaum]

This is totally invisible! Thank you!!

[@assiabrill1944]

Thank you!
On my website in this article I'm comparing existing single increases:
assiabrill.com/knitting-2/twincrease/
I think that Lifted Increases (left and right) are the most invisible. On the second place is Twincrease...

[@witchwemoon8538]

Love this. Thank you.

[@assiabrill1944]

:)))

[@arunakumari7182]

Amazing.

[@osmia]

Perfect name for it!

[@assiabrill1944]

Thank you!
Very often it is easier to invent new technique that to find the best name for it :)
This one was few months without special name, just boring Single Centred Increase -- SCI. Then the word 'twin' pop up because the new sts are identical -- Twin increase -- Twincrease. The shorter name was suggested by Hildegard, one of my Ravelry friends.

[@MissHoyden]

That’s brilliant!

[@assiabrill1944]

Sparkling thanks!

[@cica.s]

Great! ...thank you very much :)

[@assiabrill1944]

My pleasure!

[@dianelakata1308]

Wow!!

[@JessicaJones-me6sp]

There are so many unethical people in the world. I think you can copyright your technique and name of it and when you see someone is using your work for profit or any reason you are not given credit for or do not approve, you can legally stop them. I appreciate your tutorials.

[@assiabrill1944]

Thanks for your very kind words!
All my new techniques have a copyright sign already, but this does not stop people using them without my permission, without credit. They rename them and even state that they invented them. Copyright is a very complex topic, and I don't know how this can be stopped, in practical or affordable ways.

[@osmia]

3:23 - working twin crease without preparatory row

[@SusanS588]

Wow!

[@nataliarotari9444]

спасибо

[@assiabrill1944]

Пожалуйста!

[@olgateresagagliardi2138]

Se ven muy instructivo pero no tienen subtítulos lo que resulta un inconnveniente

[@assiabrill1944]

There are captions: press sixth icon from the bottom right. Unfortunately, I'm unable to make subtitles in languages other than English, but maybe the closed caption translate facility will help you.