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Fair Isle Knitting on double pointed needles

Fair Isle Knitting on double pointed needles  
 
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ICPWICKEDCLOWNS (1 year ago) Show Hide
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that is the most smallest yarn n needles i have ever seen xD
TrueLoveWithin (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Looks like finger weighted yarn and size 4 needles. There's smaller. LOL.
juliayg77 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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my eyes are crossed..lol !
chasingwillow (1 year ago) Show Hide
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do the two strands of yarn intertwine as you switch them?
I mean, does the yellow go over the magenta as you go along or does the unused colour hang loosely in the back?
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the yarns are crossed in the back. The color you're working with ends up being crossed over the non-working color in the back on the right side (knit) rows. On the wrong side (purl) rows, the colors get crossed over the front so you don't have a million floats.
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Isn't this done in the round? Meaning there is not a purl side - the yarn is carried along the back.
Noteni (2 years ago) Show Hide
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This was really helpful. Thank you.

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