How To Avoid Color Pooling On Hand Dyed Yarn

[@jackiepowell3591]

I just found this technique video. I use a lot of hand dyed yarns and can use this technique whether I am knitting in the round or knitting flat. I think I can make it work. What a great way to prevent pooling.

[@sherithurber7847]

Beautiful yarn for the give away. I love the teal. Never tried this yarn before. Nice tutorial too! Thanks

[@dennisdowney5217]

I really like the teal color. The sweater is beautiful.

[@laurenmiller3886]

Great video and supper helpful! Love your positive spirit Kelly 🤗. Voting for team teal.

[@dieseldays]

Team purple here. Also - thank you for your Technique Tuesdays tips. I just recently discovered them and am really enjoying them.

[@EvieO1950]

Beautiful sweater!! Thanks for the tips!! Love the teal yarn!! 🧶💕🧶

[@lauramorrisett4522]

Ooooh, they're both beautiful, but I do lean slightly towards the purple! I ordered the Hikoo CoBaSi from you in the fingering weight and fell in love with it. The DK weight is definitely on my radar.

[@tree1383]

Oh! The teal, please!!! Beautiful sweater.

[@yessicaponce5751]

Thank you so much for sharing this technique ❤️
I would like teal color.

[@teresaknittingdancer9052]

I vote for the purple yarn. The green yarn is beautiful. I like to use the helix method in one row stripes and hand dyed yarns.

[@nancymiller9365]

Love the teal

[@laurashelton9340]

I am a fan of purples so I vote for the purple. :)

[@donnaweepie5854]

The teal is my favorite.

[@protophotogsl]

I like the (darker) purple Kobasi colorway

[@pattiweeks5810]

They both just look blue to me. I'd choose teal over purple every time, so no problem.

[@donnabeaton4707]

Purple for me although on my screen it looks dark royal blue.

[@reneeminatra6575]

Purple

[@jgread5716]

Teal, please!