I’ve searched and searched for a video that would explain how to have neat edges while also carrying hand dyed yarn up the side-this works!! Thank you so, so much!

Thank you! I'm doing a slipped stitch edge in a yarn that pools colors - so I wanted to use 2 balls to hopefully avoid the pooling. My edge looks so much better now.

Excellent video! This is such an easy way to maintain those neat edges that I can add to my knitting repertoire! Thankk you for this very useful video!

I’m knitting your Douglas Cardi and have come to the first color change. Wanted to make sure I did it correctly so I did a google search. Clicked on this video not knowing it was yours! 😂 Perfect!

😊 Thanks Andrea very helpful ,I like the clean neat edge it makes.

Well explained and illustrated, thanks for sharing 🌹🌹🌹

Thank you for this tutorial. Looking forward to knitting up your new cowl pattern.

Super erklärt! Vielen herzlichen Dank!

Thanks for sharing this. I’m currently working on Goldfinch. Should I change from the knit one at the beginning of a color change to slipping the first color, then change to second color? (The pattern says to knit first stitch in next color. )

Great video and explanation, Andrea. Question. When working stockinette, would you work the slipped stitch at the beginning the same way? Thanks. Much appreciated.

i have a pattern is all most the same as your but my is sl1 wyib kfb, knit to end and on row 2 sl1 wyif, knit to end, and then row 3 change color. i don't undstand how i change color when a pattern say sl1 wyib with old color kfb knit end and than sl1 wyif knit back on the next row and than change colors how i do? and what it look like?