Increase in a 1x1 Rib - How to Maintain a Stitch Pattern in a Raglan Sweater while Increasing

If you're working on a project that includes a stitch pattern, like a raglan sweater, and you want to increase in the pattern without losing your stitch pattern, then this video is for you! In this tutorial, I'll show you a technique for working increases in a stitch pattern while maintaining the all over pattern so that your sweater will look nice, neat and even.
This 3 part video series is designed to help you learn new techniques and improve your knitting skills. This video is part 1 on maintaining a stitch pattern while increasing, especially in a raglan sweater but can be applied to other projects as well. In this video I demonstrate increasing in a 1x1 rib stitch., but can be applied to any ribbing (2x2, 1x2...etc). The other 2 videos in the series teach you how to increase in waffle and in seed stitch.
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[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

Have you ever knit a sweater with an all over texture?

[@ALAuchter]

I’m so glad you posted this! I’m always nervous about patterns that have an increase in pattern. It’s so intimidating! But you have excellent tutorials! I hope you have a new pattern coming soon! I love all your patterns so much! Hope you had a happy Easter!

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

I'm so glad you liked it! I agree it can be so intimidating to knit an all over stitch pattern with increases, it's also so strange to write patterns with them. I never know how much detail to offer, sometimes too much detail makes it more confusing. Working on lots of new patterns, hoping to have more out soon :) Thank you so much, always appreciate your kindness

[@TheBlueMouseKnits]

Also hope you had a wonderful easter :)

[@fayschuman2428]

What happens if your pattern is k2,p2?