Knit*Minute - Clean Stripes in Ribbing

[@teacheraprilrogers]

I am actually a certified master knitter. Not worth getting just was bored and an over achiever. This is one tip I have never known. I am thrilled to know this. Thank you.

[@sodadep]

im a crocheter and this actually makes so much sense, since the way you get clean color breaks in crochet is slip stitching on top of everything- this is like the knit version of that lol!

[@jeanchiusano2861]

I learn so much from you. Thank you. Love your dogs at the end lol ❤🐶

[@HazelSmith-y4l]

I love all of your tips and tricks. I've watched all of them at least 3 times, and they've made such a difference in my knitting. Thanks so much ❤❤❤

[@audreycastelton2655]

Ingenious - super simple is correct! ❤

[@-.-4]

Wahoo! ❤thank you! I’ve got hats to do! 🎉

[@castroiliana8954]

That is so easy! Thank you, can't wait to try it. You're so awesome.

[@bonnij]

Super secret 😂😂.. Awesome tip, thanks Staci!

[@raraavis7782]

I don't even knit and yet I'm fascinated 😅

[@lornawalton2333]

Thanku for that info, I’ve never been able to get clean lines 😉

[@shelleynickerson5945]

All I can say is WOW, thank you 😊

[@melodyesposito7098]

Love that i learned something. Thank you

[@ruthcooling3921]

Doesn't it make the ribbing tighter?

[@artonthecreek]

That’s so great! Such an easy solution ❤

[@danielleb1253]

It's that easy!!?? I've been wondering about this for a while and always assumed it would be super tricky 😱 Mind officially blown, can't wait to try this out!!

[@flowerdolphin5648]

Wait what? That's it? That sounds deceivingly simple 😮

[@2011Ohmygoodness]

Wow!!! Thanks for this. 😊

[@Intrepid_Insomniac]

What?! 🤯 Thank you!! 🙏🏻💕

[@bikrgran]

Isn't this going to inhibit the stretchiness?

[@verypinkknits]

no, but I can imagine it would affect the ribbing if you were working two round stripes, because every other round would be knit.

[@oceanskymeimei]

Thank-you. It's so good idea.

[@KumikoMei]

Those colors are so pretty! Do you remember which yarn is it?

[@mariaalmeida189]

Thank you very much.❤

[@jackiemoify]

Simple. Thank you !

[@Macvriendin]

Thank you!

[@HeWuzTheree]

So knit one round in color A to start
proceed like normal in color A
switch to color B
knit a round in color B
continue like normal in color B?
Sorry I found it a little confusing and I’m just trying to make sure I got it correct 😅

[@verypinkknits]

Yes. Knit ribbing like normal except for the first round each time you change to a new color. That first round is knit, no purling.

[@patriciakeefe5646]

Nice!!!

[@yogawithval]

Brilliant

[@KathrynFriedrich]

Wow, that is easy! Thanks

[@miguel7mali]

Thank you!!

[@denisebentley9275]

Thank you ❤

[@risumatsunoki7671]

😮 Wow!

[@Me_Ewe_and_Yarn_Cheryl]

Wow, so simple!

[@ritatannehill7487]

I think I need to try this

[@SusiesStitches]

Love we this🎉

[@amaliarubio3940]

❤thank you

[@clipclap]

❤❤❤

[@clarekrmiller]

Doesn’t that negate the benefit of the ribbing?

[@verypinkknits]

No - as long as your stripes are wide enough, there is enough ribbing to absorb the knit rounds.

[@catherinekhalili4412]

Wow!

[@mariamendez-garcia7033]

What if your stripes are only two rounds each?

[@MeloMailow]

❤

[@ForEverKath]

Didn't understand anything of that..