Untwisted M1 (Make 1 increase that does not twist the stitch)

This tutorial shows how I like to do a M1 increase in a row/round that has a high volume of increases. Not twisting the increase helps to reduce any chance of puckering that may have occurred from increasing so fast.)

[riyadhiman]

Thank you so much, I have seen so many knitting pattern including this stitch but could not understand because of the different language, was not in English (I am from India) Finally I found your tutorial, thank you very much, love you. You just made my day

[TrudySchwartzBurrill]

THANKS so much. This is the EXACT question I came to You tube to look up.

[naomivandici]

Another great tutorial! Thank you so much Andrea!

[maizydaizy]

Hi Andrea, I didn’t like those bumps either😑 so halfway through my current yoke project I tried making a non-twisted increase as well. I’d knit the "x" number of stitches and then knit into the loop of the stitch below the next stitch, then continue and I really liked the results. No hole and lies flat. It may be an increase that's already known but I've really only done M1's and knit front and backs..so maybe it’s "wrong" but if so I don't wanna be right😜. Thanks for showing us this increase as well because if you have regular increases the holes can be a "design element"/eyelets!

[jamieriley]

I have shirt pattern that says The M1l and M1r increases stitches are made without the usual twist in the stitch in order to create a small eyelet at the increase point… your video was so helpful but I need them to lean to the right and left …it is a Ragland… we want the eyelet part

[noraolmedo]

Hola me gustan los tutoriales ...pero no entiendo el ingles ...me encantaria si hubiera traduccion porfi ..desde Argentina

[teveolica]

Hermoso ! 👏👏 Muchas gracias . ✨💖✨🌈☀️🌎🕊💐😘