Free Knitting Video-Adding a Colour to your Knitting

In this video Lynn Tucker walks the viewer through the process of adding a colour to the knitting work, as in stripes, while carrying the original colour through the back of the work by weaving it through the stitches as they are being created. For more free knitting videos go to www.motivatedmotion.com

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Education

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• Adding
• New
• Colour
• to
• your
• Knitting

[busyhappyknitter]

Hi, can you do a video on entrelac knitting please ? Please respond back when you get a chance to do so , thanks alot.

[LynnTucker]

@busyhappyknitter It will be a while before I put an entrelac project up. But seeing this is an interest I think I will set up a knit along when I do. Look toward the summer for that....

[wax1803]

wow ! Great video! what brand + gauge are those needles? I have looked everywhere for tehm, and ppl keep trying to just get me on circular needles-yuk! where did you find the neeedles and the yarn you use? details please :)

[LynnTucker]

Hi Wax 1803 thanks for the replies. I am on med leave after a serious injury and a surgery. I hope to be back producing videos and typing posts soon. I promise to create a few blog posts with videos as soon as I get back to it. I will do some basic stuff like reading pattern etc. Thanks

[Chrismoch1]

Could you tell me what size needles you are using here and what brand yarn? It looks so soft and thick. Thanks.

[LynnTucker]

The size of needles int his pic are 12mm I got them at walmart in a cheap bin. The yarn is Sirdar Big Softee. Big softee is a nice yarn for a beginner and all the patterns are good. But the patterns are translated to English so sometimes they are confusing. I recommend folks recopy Sirdar patterns out in long hand to help understand the instructions better.

[violetta40]

love it. excellent  video. very good at explanation.

[violetta40]

Your explanation is very easy to understand. Thank you for taking the time to do this. Nice scarf.

[vag0saurus]

This is really helpful, I just have a newb question -- is this for each and every stitch or are you just showing us over and over again as an example? you do this for every stitch?

[chikitinata]

thank you sooo much! the video was very helpful and you really know how to explain. thanks once again! :) greetings from Bulgaria ❤