How to inc 1st x 2, by picking up the strand between 2 sts and leaving a small hole, stocking stitch @dropsdesign
How to inc 1st x 2, by picking up the strand between 2 sts and leaving a small hole, stocking stitch  @dropsdesign
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this DROPS video we show you how to increase 1 stitch between 2 stitches, leaving a small hole. The increases can be worked individually or you can work several increases above each other creating a line of holes; great for raglan for example.

BEFORE STARTING THE VIDEO:
Increase on each side of 1 stitch. Work stocking stitch to where you are going to increase.

THE VIDEO SHOWS:
RIGHT SIDE:
The increase is worked by using the left needle to pick up the strand between 2 stitches on the row below. The strand is picked up through the back and the stitch is knitted through the stitch loop which lies on the back of the needle. Work 1 stocking stitch and repeat the increase. If you are increasing several times above each other (i.e., on every 2nd row), remember to make sure that the increases are on each side of the same stitch.

INFO TO THE VIDEO: This video has NO SOUND. The yarn used in this video is DROPS Snow. Find more than 10.000 free patterns and tutorial videos at garnstudio.com
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How to inc 1st x 2, by picking up the strand between 2 sts and leaving a small hole, stocking stitch

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