Knit stripes

When you knit stripes you can carry along the yarn not in use along the edge. This way you don't have multiple thread ends to fasten afterward. Before each new row from RS twist the working yarn around the tread/threads not in use, and then continue.

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• stripes
• striber
• striper
• ränder
• knit
• strik
• strikk
• sticka
• yarn
• garn
• garnstudio
• Drops

[Jowhke11]

Thanks for this :) just a quick question, what if i want to add for example yellow and leave out the white.. do i cut it off or what do i do.. sorry i'm new to this and just want to learn more :).. thank you

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11

Hi, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

You can have several strands follow along the edge, but not too many as this would make the side too bulky. As soon as you are done with a color and know you will not use it again, then cut the yarn.

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11

Hi, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

You can have several strands follow along the edge, but not too many as this would make the side too bulky. As soon as you are done with a color and know you will not use it again, then cut the yarn.

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11

Hi, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

You can have several strands follow along the edge, but not too many as this would make the side too bulky. As soon as you are done with a color and know you will not use it again, then cut the yarn.

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11

Hi, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

You can have several strands follow along the edge, but not too many as this would make the side too bulky.

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11

Hi, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11 Hi, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

You can have several strands follow along the edge, but not too many as this would make the side too bulky. As soon as you are done with a color and know you will not use it again, then cut the yarn.

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11 Hi, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

You can have several strands follow along the edge, but not too many as this would make the side too bulky. As soon as you are done with a color and know you will not use it again, then cut the yarn.

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11 HI, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

You can have several strands follow along the edge, but not too many as this would make the side too bulky. As soon as you are done with a color and know you will not use it again, then cut the yarn, also if you know it will be a while until you use it again, then also cut and start it again when you are there.

[dropsdesign]

@Jowhke11 HI, if you plan to use the yarn again, you can have that strand follow along the side too.

You can have several strands follow along the edge, but not too many as this would make the side too bulky. As soon as you are done with a color and know you will not use it again, then cut the yarn, also if you know it will be a while until you use it again, then also cut and start it again when you are there.