Colourwork Follow Along - Lesson 8

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LESSON EIGHT

Next level motifs are just around the corner

Trapping Floats

So you've mastered your tension and chart reading has "clicked" - what's next in the world of colourwork for you? Well, a step up from the starter projects featured in this Follow Along is to begin working on motifs with longer transitions between your main colour and contrast colour strands. In these instances you'll need to know how to trap or catch long floats at the back of the work, so we take you step by step through the process in this lesson. Before you know it you'll be breezing through new and interesting motifs. With this technique under your belt, the colourwork world will be your oyster!

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Love it, very enjoyable..thank you

Love it, very enjoyable..thank you

Colorwork FAL

I enjoyed the lessons in this FAL. I have worked colorwork before but never understood the concept of dominant color. Lisa explained this very well & I love the idea that I can refresh my memory whenever I need to by going back to the lesson. will be visiting Dublin in September of this year so I will be sure to wear my Pink Lemonade Cowl for that visit.
Thanks again,
Gail
West Springfield, MA - USA

Colourwork Follow Along

This is an excellent tutorial stuffed with helpful hints and tips. Lisa is an excellent teacher whose perfect soothing tone makes it all crystal clear. The colour dominance was a revelation and I've now added holding the other colour in left hand continental style to my skill set! The extra techniques will be so useful to have saved - rather than having to hunt down random YouTube videos to remind me of cast on's etc.
PS. When I bravely launched into a fair isle tank top as my first (and only) colour work I made every mistake in the book - if only I'd had the benefit of this support I wouldn't be mortified every time my husband insists on wearing it!

Colourwork

Really enjoying this. The explanations and videos are excellent. Feel I need to watch demonstrations a few times before starting to knit. Looking forward to the process.

At the Start Line for Colorwork

I am an English knitter, so I am practicing Continental knitting. What a great idea to practice the style that you are not familiar with. It's getting easier, that's for sure. At first it felt like I had 2 left hands - LOL