Also here is the link to the bernat pattern - it is free but you have to be a member (also free) to see it.

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Here is a link that might be useful: Softee Chunky - Diagonal Hat & Scarf (kn)

As for how to actually do it in one stitch, go to this link.

-Babka

Here is a link that might be useful: Knit the same stitch twice

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To make 1 stitch, hold the left-hand needle in your left hand and the right-hand needle in your right hand. Now look between the two needles. You will see a straight-line thread.

Use the tip of one of the needles; whichever is more comfortable for you; place that straight yarn onto the left-hand needle. Now, knit that thread. You have literally made one stitch from within your knit fabric.

To increase a stitch, you knit into the front and back of the next stitch on your left-hand needle. The results are the same. You are adding stitches to your work. The technique is different.

The reason for the difference; the increase stitch makes a purl-like bump on the knit side of your fabric. If you make 1, there is no bump. Just a matter of taste.

When you make one by picking up the yarn between stitches, you will be following the directions right. Knit to the last stitch, pick up the yarn between the stitch you just knit and the last stitch, place it on your left needle and knit it. Now knit that last stitch.

The directions are correct.