How to knit a fade

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Yarn: Haalu Mini Set in Blue Lagoon
DPNs: KnitPro Zing in 2.75 mm / 15 cm
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[@22SeaJay]

10 rounds col. A, 1 round col. B, 2 rounds col A, 2 rounds col. B, 1 round col. A, switch to col. B

[@sandraburmester3950]

Would this work with solid colors?

[@Emilestar]

THANK YOU! 7 minutes of video when this is what I actually needed!

[@simones.6951]

This is super helpful, thank you!

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[@sebastianryder8311]

@Sebastian Angelo Instablaster ;)

[@deboradeane1402]

Great video, what I was looking for and to the point!Perfect

[@christinahardgrove1938]

I love your colors!

[@ruthlesskeller3320]

Thank you for the tutorial

[@zoedoodle9824]

This will work much better than what I've seen demonstrated. Thank you so much. I wish there were a way to do this when knitting flat items - without having to cut the ends every time for the single rows. Add on comment: I have a flat project that I really want a nice color fade on. I'm going to play around with ways to do this even I I have to end up with some extra ends to weave in and have to do some transposing stitches from purl side of the pattern to right side. I think and hope that the results will be worth the extra effort.

[@haalu]

Good luck! Yes flat knitting is a bit of a challenge when it comes to fading. I haven't really come to a good solution so I would probably also just cut the yarn and join at the beginning of the row. :-/

[@grammieluli]

Just what I was looking for...thank you!

[@govidgordana2293]

Wonderful, thank you🤗

[@rose_repellomuggletum_hath9116]

whats about the heel? how does it work?

[@haalu]

For this sock, I added an afterthought heel.

[@SadButKindaRad]

Do you have a jog at the end when you switch the colors?

[@haalu]

Yes

[@meerashar]

How would this work in the flat? Is one round knit = 1 Row knit + 1 row purl?

[@haalu]

I would say 1 row=1 round to get the same effect, but you can also do 2 rows.

[@Mellyrn96]

@@haalu i don't think one row = 1 round would work while knitting flat though, because after knitting a row in one color the other color is on the other edge of your work and you would need to knit/purl across to pick it up. This could be done the way we carry floats i guess but that would be more trouble than it's worth

[@iChillypepper]

Do you carry the yarn up?

[@haalu]

yes, until the last round of the block, but after that I cut it and use a new strand for the next block of the same color.

[@Knitti46]

Don't you cross the threads when changing color?

[@haalu]

No, why? Would that help with the tension of the first stitch or what it is for?

[@Knitti46]

So that there is no hole.

[@haalu]

I don't have the pair with me so I can't check, but I didn't notice a hole. But it can't hurt to twist the ends before changing colors, so next time I will try that to see if I notice a difference 😊

[@ConstanceWestfall]

Thank you thank you thank you

[@ginnaricci4547]

Hello!! Where can I buy your yarn? Thank you Xxx

[@haalu]

Hi Ginna! You can buy it in my shop on www.haalu.de :)

[@rayashanazarian781]

It is not very clear how you bring color a around

[@haalu]

Do you mean how I introduce a new colors in general? I have another video about how to knit stripes, maybe that will help: th-cam.com/video/dIjAyn_uDQY/w-d-xo.html