Weaving Floats Stranded Knitting at Zachary Fahey blog

Weaving Floats Stranded Knitting. You may want to avoid long floats when there are several stitches of the same colour together in a stranded knitting project. Stranded knitting is a method of creating multicolored patterns by carrying two or more strands of yarn across the row as you. One of the questions i get most often from students or knitters working from my patterns is how to trap floats in stranded colorwork. Cross the yarns clockwise before making the stitch, then. What is a float, and why would i need to “trap” it? You may want to avoid long floats when there are several stitches of the same colour together in a stranded knitting project. We’ll talk about the catching of long floats type of weaving here….and save the weaving of ends for the “finishing” segment. When you catch a float, you trap the strand you’re carrying, anchoring it to your knitted fabric. I thought it would be a good idea to finally address this issue! How to catch floats in stranded colorwork knitting on purl and knit rows, including videos of how i knit colourwork with two hands.

Stranded knitting is a method of creating multicolored patterns by carrying two or more strands of yarn across the row as you. Cross the yarns clockwise before making the stitch, then. One of the questions i get most often from students or knitters working from my patterns is how to trap floats in stranded colorwork. I thought it would be a good idea to finally address this issue! What is a float, and why would i need to “trap” it? You may want to avoid long floats when there are several stitches of the same colour together in a stranded knitting project. How to catch floats in stranded colorwork knitting on purl and knit rows, including videos of how i knit colourwork with two hands. We’ll talk about the catching of long floats type of weaving here….and save the weaving of ends for the “finishing” segment. You may want to avoid long floats when there are several stitches of the same colour together in a stranded knitting project. When you catch a float, you trap the strand you’re carrying, anchoring it to your knitted fabric.

Catching Floats in Stranded Colourwork Knitting (Two Video Tutorials

Weaving Floats Stranded Knitting How to catch floats in stranded colorwork knitting on purl and knit rows, including videos of how i knit colourwork with two hands. How to catch floats in stranded colorwork knitting on purl and knit rows, including videos of how i knit colourwork with two hands. I thought it would be a good idea to finally address this issue! You may want to avoid long floats when there are several stitches of the same colour together in a stranded knitting project. We’ll talk about the catching of long floats type of weaving here….and save the weaving of ends for the “finishing” segment. Cross the yarns clockwise before making the stitch, then. One of the questions i get most often from students or knitters working from my patterns is how to trap floats in stranded colorwork. Stranded knitting is a method of creating multicolored patterns by carrying two or more strands of yarn across the row as you. What is a float, and why would i need to “trap” it? You may want to avoid long floats when there are several stitches of the same colour together in a stranded knitting project. When you catch a float, you trap the strand you’re carrying, anchoring it to your knitted fabric.