Knitting: locking floats in stranded colorwork, part 2- right hand floats скачать в хорошем качестве

Knitting: locking floats in stranded colorwork, part 2- right hand floats

Here is the companion video to the one from just over a week ago, May 22, about locking felt hand floats down in colorwork. It's the second video on how to lock your floats without twisting your yarn in stranded colorwork. When knitting with 2 colors, one yarn "floats" behind the other. when there are many stitches of color A, for example, before color B is used again, the floats can get pretty long! It's a good idea to "lock" them to the back of the fabric. one way is to twist the two yarns around each other between stitches, but that can cause tangles with the yarn balls, and frustration later on. This video shows you how to catch your float of the yarn held in your right hand while knitting a stitch with the yarn from your left hand, and have it almost invisible on the front, with no twisting of the yarns in the back! What other videos would you like to see? Let me know if there's a topic related to knit or crochet you'd like to hear or see me thoughts on, and in the meantime, subscribe, like, and comment!