More Knitting Increases

Learn advanced knitted increase techniques . She'll demonstrate how to knit these right-leaning and left-leaning increases with step-by-step instructions.
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[@Interweavecraft]

Increase-Who-Shall-Not-Be-Named: 1:00; Lifted Increase: 3:25

[@babadeedee214]

Eunny, you are the best teacher! I really enjoy watching you, & your voice is very clear. You are a very beautiful lady too! Tx for making all these tutorials. Wish your show was still on television.

[@JessG247]

At 2:07 she says an interesting thing: "....with the increase st on the right side of the stitch, so it's a left leaning increase." I guess this explains why her "left and right" lifted incs are the other way around from how they're commonly done. I swatched her way and it looks just as good, if not better. Maybe either way works because they're both just kind of a Y shape. Also just using the one she calls 'left leaning' twice looks pretty good too IMO

[@merylwhite3022]

Great instructions Eunny. What is the name of the pattern for your yellow top that you are wearing, it's very flattering.

[@le9186]

Best instruction ever, thanks

[@1joytowse]

beautiful - i wish I knew this a year or two ago!

[@juanagallegos1313]

Joy Towse

[@luciaquintero8838]

Hi there , I'm starting a sweater top down, how many stitches do I need ? Thank you.

[@josephreynolds7842]

the lifted increases are the wrong way around, using the left leg gives a LLI and vice versa

[@randommusings48]

what is the first increase called?

[@VocalFox]

Could you demo or tell how to do this in an actual sleeve? Im really confused by this in patterns. The diagram on my pattern seems like the increases are done at the edges and not the middle... if thats right would i work the increaes right at the edge or a st or 2 inward? It really doesn't make sense to me. How can this be done in k2p2 rib??

[@marfetka67]

Большое спасибо!