A purl increase is made by purling into the front and back of a stitch. Use of this stitch allows the knitter to increase while maintaining the established pattern. Try this increase the next time you are faced with increasing into a purl stitch and give your knitting a professional touch!
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Making the building blocks afghan. Your videos are so helpful and clear. thanks Barbara
Thanks so much for the video! The book I have just wasn’t doing an adequate job of explaining this, but your video made it really easy to understand. Thanks again!
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I had no idea this was so easy. I’ve ripped out my purl increases so much, I was ready to give it up completely. Thank you. I finally get. No more ripping out!
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am knitting an anchor dishcloth pattern from Lily and have to purl a front, back and front increase. Thanks for the help.
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OMG! Cant tell you how long i have been doing this increase incorrect.
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Just watch the purl increase video. So simple, but I am not sure I could have figured it out myself.
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