If you make cabled crochet items, odds are you’re going to run into instructions telling you to work 2 (or more!) post stitches into the same stitch. Increasing in post stitches is as easy as any post stitch, but it gives a lot of people pause, and I’ve had many requests for help with this technique. So here’s how to increase with post stitches!
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Increasing with Post Stitches Right Handed
Increasing with Post Stitches Left Handed
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To increase with post stitches, whether they are front post stitches or back post stitches, dc or tr or however tall, you just work the second one around the same stitch, right below the first one! It’s just as easy as it sounds.
It’s the same working in rows or rounds, no difference. Working the following stitch will help hold the second “increase” post stitch in place, and tada, it’s done. I hope this video has helped answer your questions about increasing with post stitches!
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Eva Svensson says
Dear Mogly
Have you langues in Swedish?
Tamara Kelly says
I’m sorry, I do not!
barb brink says
trying to print out the pattern for the sunset shawlette, i started to print from a page and got 75 pages of Nothing but comments on the shawl.. would like to know if there is a place to get only the pattern .. Tried Ravelry , not to successful there… help please , i love it ,,
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Barb! To print just the pattern please use the green Print Friendly button at the bottom of the pattern – tutorial HERE. 🙂
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Tamara Kelly says
Thank you! 🙂
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Tamara Kelly says
These? https://www.mooglyblog.com/ups-downs-crochet-cowl/