How (and Why) to use Ladderback Jacquard in Your Stranded Colorwork Socks скачать в хорошем качестве

How (and Why) to use Ladderback Jacquard in Your Stranded Colorwork Socks

Find me on Ravelry as Ellyndria, or on Instagram as @ ellyndria.knits There are several ways to set up Ladderback Jacquard (LBJ). This is a tutorial for the one I've used in my Heartsplosion socks. Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 01:05 - Reasons to Use LBJ 07:50 - How to set up LBJ 12:11 - How to knit (or purl) a ladder that's already set up 16:03 - How to correct a mistake 17:57 - How to close a ladder 20:35 - Why LBJ makes your sock more stretchy 21:37 - Moving a ladder 23:11 - Closing ladders before the heel and toe 26:42 - One more tip if you want to set up ladders at regular intervals Links How to Knit a Stranded Colorwork Sock Inside-Out:    • How to Knit a Colorwork Sock Inside-out   Heartsplosion on Ravelry https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr... Heartsplosion on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/listing/14068589... My patterns on Ravelry https://www.ravelry.com/designers/jen... My patterns on Etsy https://www.etsy.com/shop/DesignsByEl... Other helpful LBJ tutorial links: One that shows diving into the purl bumps to start the ladders -- a fairly easy one when just starting out, by Northwest Yarn:    • How to knit Ladder Back Jacquard for long ...   Another one that briefly references the photo tutorial (that I'm replicating) that doesn't seem to exist anymore. Also has helpful links, by Renee Rockwood:    • How To: Ladder Back Jacquard