How to K1,P1,K1 into the next stitch

by Valerie
(Malaysia)

Question: How to do this stitch? - (K1, P1, K1) into next stitch.

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Hi Valerie,

Thanks for the question.
Sorry for the late response. I've been out of town and away from my computer for a few days.

To make K1, P1, K 1 into the next stitch can be done by knit the next stitch but do not slip it off the needle. Bring yarn forward and purl the same stitch without slipping it off the needle. Bring yarn to back and knit into the same stitch again. Now you can slip the stitch off the left needle.
I have made a video on increasing stitches which have k1,p1,k1,p1,k1 in one stitch. You can watch it Here. I think this will help you understand it better.

Happy Knitting!

Ratcha

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Jul 13, 2015
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I must have loss my mind
by: Ratcha

Hi this is Ratcha,

I must have loss my mind when I told you I didn't have a video of K1p1k1 into the same stitches. In reality, I have answered exactly the same question from other knitters before.

Anyway, I just want to let you know that you can view my video on "how to knit k1p1k1" below;

Ratcha

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