How to Do a Central Double Increase (CDI or INCTO3)

The CDI or Central Double Increase is definitely not a knitting increase for beginners, but that doesn't mean it's super hard to do. Sometimes also abbreviated as INCTO3 (increase to 3 stitches), this increase has many benefits and features that simply aren't present in other types of increases. Most increases in knitting lean in one direction or the other; however, the CDI is an example of a double increase that has no lean. The instead the two increased stitches appear on both sides of the stitch used for the increase, which means the opposing leans in the increase even out.

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