How to Make One (M1) English Style

Picking Up The Bar
Make One From None
To make one (M1), pick up the bar between two stitches and knit into it. depending on which way you pick it up, you either knit into the front or the back of the stitch. It is important to make the new stitch twisted if you do not want a hole in your work.

A Different Slant (M1L, M1R)
There are other versions of a make one, such as make one left (M1L) and make one right (M1R). Instead of picking up the bar between stitches, you pick up the right or left stitch from a previous row and knit into it. Each of the different versions of make one's produce different looking increased stitches.
How to decrease SSK (slip slip knit) english style
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How to decrease SSK (slip slip knit) english style
The SSK (slip slip knit) decrease is the complement to the K2tog (knit two together) decrease. They are often used together in lace rows. 
Alternate Step: How to M1 (make one) increase continental style
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How to increase M1 (make one) continental style
Make one (m1) by picking up the bar between stitches and knitting into it.
How to YO (yarn over) increase english style
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You can group yarn overs (YO) together just by wrapping the yarn around the needle as many times as YOs specified in a pattern.
Advanced Step: How to increase KFB (knit front and back) english style
kfb englishHow to increase KFB (knit front and back) english style
Make sure to move the right hand needle around to the back of the left hand needle before knitting into the back of the stitch.

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