I have just been thinking about doing this when your video popped up. When I knit in the round I usually use two pairs of circular needles so I can see how easy it would be to do the helix stripes. It will be great for socks, especially as I have lots of leftover bits of sock yarn. Thank you for your video.

😊Thank you!

Thank you for clear instructions!!

Thank you! I was initially just taught just float your old color over your new color (for every switch of color?) but I felt something was off. I will try this way!

Wow this video is perfect timing as I was just thinking about how to embroider a flag on my new hat I’m working on!

Thankyou...but it still terrifies me!

Hi. What about binding in helical striping?

Great job in explaining. Thanks

This is very good explanation. Esp when u showed it woth fingers as example was finally my eureka moment

I beed patern for biys 3 to 10 years in chunky wool please

What about the wrong side?

WOW awesome video thanks

If you’re using this decrease when working flat, do you follow this dec pattern on the wrong side too? Or just knit and purl as they are for the wrong side?

Is it possible to use interchangeable needles to weave in a lifeline if I am using Magic Loop? I tried it but something went horribly wrong!

Great explanation.

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Many thanks for the most clear and straightforward explanation of this bind off method I have seen so far - it has worked first try and I'm over the moon - new sub here 😊

Spending a quiet 2024 Memorial Day weekend devoted to conquering stranded colorwork. I watched dozens of KZfaq videos that left me more confused and frustrated. Finally I found this perfect one from Brooklyn Tweed and am on my way knitting a hat in stranded colorwork. I am designing my own pattern as I go along - nothing requiring me to catch floats. I am a thrower, so I appreciate your segment here on working the pattern with both colors held in the right hand. Thank you for this highly professional tutorial.

So it's trapping your floats not catching them as I thought. Very, very clear instruction. Thank you. xxJane 🐑🌼

I've been knitting well over forty years and I feel it is time for me to tackle colour work. It took me over thirty five to knit socks and now it's a rare occasion for me not to have a pair on the go. So your video was important knowledge for me to know and understand. I've heard of 'catching your strand'. I think this is when you have a long stretch of one colour so you catch the second colour to see the strand being too long?? Hopefully you have done a video on this. Thank you. xxJane 🐑🌼

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When is this sale? I just looked on your website and didn't see any of these large cones for purchase

Thanks for a clear and well paced tutorial. Your demonstration of how to hold the live stitches against the needle so they don’t “get away from you” was very clear and helpful.

Can this be done for a 2x1 rib?

Too funny! You have made my day :) Hope it’s a successful sale event - usually is! ❤

Fabulous lesson!! Thanks😊 ❤❤❤

Ugg i have to wait…uggg ok.

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Put my name on a cone!

I have struggled with wrap and turn and could never get it… finally I think I can successfully do a short row with this technique

Hello, how do you bring all the yarns back to end on the same round? I've been knitting the body of a sweater with 3 skeins of the "same" color. Now I need to split for the hem and want to use one skein for the short rows.

The stitch definition is surprisingly good in the darker teal color. Is that because of some yarn characteristic?

Finally .... a video I can follow. Success at last. Thank you.

Of course, Mitch is adorable and now I may need to buy the pattern.

My goal is to become an advanced knitter. I love learning new methods and techniques and this is fabulous. Thank you very much.

I’m always looking for inspiration for cute fall skirt shirt combos very hard to find. This outfit was everything! Love it

You are an excellent teacher, thank you so much!

I have been quite trepidations about trying colourwork on account of the floats. Thank you so much for providing such a clear (and one handed) approach to catching floats!

Excellent! Thank you!

Great video. Does this technique also work for bind off in the round? I noticed you had used it for cuffs. I need to use it on a hem in the round.

Thanks .

Is there a tutorial on this actual pattern? I would love to know how to knit this as a scarf or square

This tutorial is perfect! Clear, concise, and even sharing the lifeline technique since Brioche can be so troublesome with mistakes. Love, love, love! Thank you Brooklyn Tweed!

This is a great video! It's so clear! I do have one question - what does your tattoo say? I've watched 3 times trying to see that! :)

How about 1x1 rib would you knit on p stitches?

Hi; I love your video It's so easy explained, thank you so much! how can I use this technique for 2x2 ribbing?

Thank you. Very helpful. 👍👍❤️

Lovely!

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Looking forward to knitting with the new yarn