Often, when you’re shaping a toe, a neckline, a triangular shawl, or any number of other possible knitting projects, you will be instructed to make 1 right (m1R) or make 1 left (m1L). One of knitting’s most common increases, this technique increases your stitch count by 1 stitch.

2013年10月3日 · Take a look at how m1R and m1L look in these contexts – I find that the most seamless / flat / tight line of increase is to use m1L after a marker, and m1R before a marker. But you may like the effect of using the opposite decrease!

What does M1R and M1L mean in knitting? In knitting patterns, M1R means “make one right” and M1L means “make one left”. They are both knitted in a very similar way. You pick up the yarn from a strand in between two stitches. The biggest difference lies in the way you knit that extra loop.

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Both the M1R and M1L are techniques that will increase your knitting by one stitch. The only difference is the direction of the increase. The M1R increase slants to the right, while the M1L...

2023年2月13日 · M1L (make one left) and M1R (make one right) knitting increases are both standard ways to add stitches to a row. They also create a twisted stitch that leans either left or right. These directional increases can be used to shape garments or add decorative details to your knitting projects!

The Make One Right Increase (M1R) technique is used to add stitches to your knitting and can be used any time a pattern calls for a Make One (M1) Increase. It is an almost invisible increase that is clean and tight.