This tutorial is for everyone who has ever wanted to knit a pair of two-coloured socks, but never quite dared to. The ten-page tutorial covers issues ranging from general background on sock knitting over anchoring floats in stranded knitting and up to different styles of heel and toe. Whoever doesn

This pattern is not about the hat, it's about the technique!! A fabulous technique that has been used in machine knitting that I call Invisible Stranding. Invisible Stranding allows you to carry yarn across any number of stitches without catching the floats. Catching floats creates a visible Color My Cowl is a good introduction to fair isle knitting, or a bit of fun if you're experienced with fair isle. In the video, I demonstrate the basic techniques used for this and all stranded knitting projects. Free pattern, coloring page, and three-part video tutorial. Get your free pattern HERE. This link will give you the option of Learn How You Can Catch Floats In Fair Isle Or Stranded Knitting. When knitting a Fair Isle or multi-color project you will create floats at the back of your knitting project. In this tutorial you will learn how to the catch floats while knitting. Our Stranded Knitting Tutorials show the key points of knitting in the round with steeks. Using the upper part of the Damselfly design from Glamourie as a demonstration piece I show all aspects of knitting and finishing stranded garments, including how to cut and finish your steeks. Knitting Needles Knitting Stitches Knitting Yarn Crochet Quilt Crochet Chart Tips & Tricks Knitting Tutorials Knitting Projects Knit Stranded. Yarn Dominance - the yarn coming from underneath is the dominant yarn. Top: purple is dominant. Bottom: orange is dominant and makes the pattern pop! Stranded knitting, fair isle knitting, two-color knitting - whatever you call it, it's pretty. Here are a couple tips you can use to make it a bit easier for you. Use Wooden Needles. Wooden needles grab your knitting and m