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Stranded Knittng Worked Flat Catching floats in WS Rows
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2017
- Note- Do as I do, not as I say - Dominant color left hand, non-dominant color right hand. This video is about Stranded Knittng Worked Flat WS Rows and how to catch the floats and manage edge stitches. In association with Color Work Sampler Scarf Tutorial on Ravelry - The tutorial can be found here - www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
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Note- Do as I do, not as I say - Dominant color left hand, non-dominant color right hand.
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And that's the same whether you are working the right side ore the wrong side. That's what I came here for. Thank you :)
Thank you so much for going very slow and explaining. I'm Very new to colorwork and your video is really helping me. It still doesn't look like yours, but I'm going to keep trying. Thank you.
Thank you so much!! I’m new to trying colour work and I was getting so frustrated with those gaps at the edges of the change in colours. You explained exactly what needs to be done. I’m so happy I found this :)
Glad I could help!
Suzanne Bryan never disappoints!!! It amazes me how any tricky knitting technique I'm struggling with, you already have an easy to follow video with the answers I'm looking for. I am so grateful for your channel.
Amazing tutorial, thank you!
Thank you for such amazing and helpful video. Im about to knit a cardigan for my niece with a little of fair isle yoke in flat and this is exactly what I need.
Thank you for this very helpful video!
So happy to have found this thank you.
Glad it was helpful, Mareta!
Great trick, thank you. You have helped me many times🙂
Thank you so much Suzanne!
You are very welcome. Happy knitting.
I love your videos...thank you for the help!
You are very welcome. Thank you and Happy knitting.
Thank you for your videos.
Happy New Year and Happy Knitting!
This is very informative. Thank you.
Great, happy knitting.
Always food for thought
Yep. Happy knitting.
This is a great tutorial
Thank you Deb. Happy Knitting!
You are a genius. Love you. 💖
Dhanaaz, love you right back! And thanks again for supporting me in Ko-Fi! 😘
Just ran into this situation today while dealing with ladder back jacquard (ie. the lopsided stitch in colourwork)- I bet this technique can be adapted to stabilize the outer ladder stitch in my project
Very intelligent knitting 🤗
Thank you sushma sharma! Happy knitting.
Always good...different from color work in the round
Exactly. Happy knitting.
This helped me SO much, Suzanne! I was so disappointed in a little baby sweater I made with sheep dancing across a field of green for the very reasons you mentioned here. (Stitches that simple did not lie correctly, and hole gaps as well.) I fixed it to some degree, but it doesn't have the softness it should. Granted, I had to carry 3 colors on quite a few rows, but, still. Next time, I'll know what to do. Thanks, again!
You are welcome. happy knitting.
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You are very welcome امينه سليمان! Happy knitting.
I have a fair else pattern where the entire sweater is knitted using rib stitches. I am having difficulties dealing with changes in pattern and dealing with floaters. Do you have a video to teach that or can you direct me to such video. Much appreciated. Your videos are so clear and instructive.
Check my other reply.
Is this why I have a 'jog' issue at the beginning of the round when doing a colorwork yoke? I am not catching the other color like you just demonstrated?
Hi Suanne. I have a situation where I have a wrapped stitch before the last two stitches of a row. How do I pick up the wrap and then knit the two last stitches together to conceal that wrap? Thank you!
Just curious - is there any way to fix the tightened curling edge stitches after the fact? I'm a rather new knitter and I'm knitting a sock that requires flat two-color knitting up the instep (Half-Stranded Sock in Ravelry). Unfortunately, I didn't see this video beforehand and sure enough, the entire left side curls badly between the main body of the knitting and the picked-up-and-knitted border. I couldn't understand why it was doing that because I made sure the strands were long enough.
Unfortunately not. Sorry. You can try steaming them and stretching them, it may help a little, but usually they go back to being kinked. Hugs and Happy Knitting.
My uncle did macrame and I would watch him make dolls and stuff with twine
Interesting.
Catch dc 2:28