Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 48 minutes ago
In this short, I'm demonstrating how the increase rows are worked in my Buoy Kerchief pattern (ravelry.com/patterns/library/buoy-kerchief). You'll learn:
- How to work the slip stitch edging on RS and WS rows.
- How to work the kfb (knit-front-and-back increase)
- How to work the LI (lifted increase)
Note: I originally learned about this particular style of lifted stitch (worked on the WS of garter stitch) from a Brooklyn Tweed video - if you'd like to learn more about this type of increase, check out their video here: youtu.be/HnV6Ubf5hxA?si=Ft1cqqYwU4RE9h1t&t=100
Pattern's Ravelry Link: ravelry.com/patterns/library/buoy-kerchief
In this short, I'm demonstrating how the increase rows are worked in my Buoy Kerchief pattern (ravelry.com/patterns/library/buoy-kerchief). You'll learn:
- How to work the slip stitch edging on RS and WS rows.
- How to work the kfb (knit-front-and-back increase)
- How to work the LI (lifted increase)
Note: I originally learned about this particular style of lifted stitch (worked on the WS of garter stitch) from a Brooklyn Tweed video - if you'd like to learn more about this type of increase, check out their video here: youtu.be/HnV6Ubf5hxA?si=Ft1cqqYwU4RE9h1t&t=100
Pattern's Ravelry Link: ravelry.com/patterns/library/buoy-kerchief
