How to trap/catch floats in stranded knitting on the knit and the purl side

You might want to trap floats when the pattern has a long run of one color.
The technique is used at the center of the run every 4 to 6 stitches.
I will show you the techniques by knitting flat.
B) and C) on the knit side are able to be used for knitting in the round as well.
0:00 Start
0:11 A) Connect the edge stitch (knit side)
1:18 B) Trap the dominant color (knit side)
1:54 C) Trap the background color (knit side)
2:33 A) Connect the edge stitch (purl side)
3:50 B) Trap the background color (purl side)
4:26 C) Trap the dominant color (purl side)
5:20 How to conceal the wrap that was attached on the purl side
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[@barbarasilva7151]

Great video😊

[@petitpoitou2903]

Thank you so much for your tutorial. Great❤

[@agustinayala8612]

❤

[@conniepappas2095]

It seems complicated but you are a good teacher. The video is excellent...I don't have the skills yet. I'll keep practicing. What can I make with this pattern?

[@user-um5wm6zr6h]

I couldn't possibly pick tis up..😢

[@amaliaticoduran4380]

Lástima, que algunos de los subtitulo no se pueden leer, la letra es muy pequeña.

[@wansabrinawanmohamad4116]

Too complicated for me

[@Ami5Jo]

And it doesn't have to be. I just let go of the left needle (I'm right handed) and twist the yarns around each other.