This method is used anytime a right-leaning increase is required. The increased stitch is created after a knit stitch – or to the left of the stitch, which is a handy way to remember which is which.
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How to Increase with KLL (Knit through Left Loop)
Instructions
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Set-up
After working a knit stitch, identify the stitch 2 rows below the one on your right needle.
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Step 1
With your left needle, come from behind to scoop up the left loop of this stitch. This loop on the left needle is the new stitch.
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Step 2
Insert the right needle tip through the back loop and knit.
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Completed KLL
Comments
Hi Martha,
It depends where you are in the pattern. I believe you may be looking at the increases for the upper back…In which case you knit a stitch before the KLL and PLL and complete the KRL and the PRL with 1 st before the next marker. This is so the increases are even within the Upper Back. When you fill in your worksheet you’ll increase as follows: before a m, KRL, k2; after a m, k2, KLL. At the top of this post there’s a clickable link to a PDF of all increases, it may be helpful for you to print this out and refer to it as you work. :) The link title is “USE THIS PDF TO PRINT ALL INCREASE TUTORIALS”
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SO for the KLL and PLL you always have to knit the stitch first? and the PRL and PRL you do not? So as to access the third down stitch?
I am a little confused by this. So when following the Emma instructions on the book
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