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Increase - multiple at side by chain sts

Multiple increases at side of work
Add the number of increased stitches needed to the number of turning chains being used, turn the piece and work into the new stitches.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 239-35

DROPS 239-35
DROPS 239-22

DROPS 239-22
DROPS 239-21

DROPS 239-21
DROPS 220-15

DROPS 220-15
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Video #30, listed in: Crochet Videos, How to increase in crochet

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Country flag Cristina Sanchez wrote:

Que tamaño de ganchillo se esta utilizando en este video?

13.03.2012 - 13:00

Marcela wrote:

Todo muy bien explicado, pero necesito que nos muestren como se aumenta a cuadritos llenos al final de la pasada por favor

14.01.2012 - 21:30

Country flag Ian wrote:

How do I add chs on the other end and have the row be even?

21.06.2011 - 00:49

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