Wow, this video solved one of my main concerns about Portuguese colorwork. I do have one question: how do we establish colour dominance? In this case, I can see that you have your MC on the right and your CC on the left, does that positioning correspond with the dominant and non dominant colour? Hope I've made myself clear 😊
@@LauraVasile Yes! You are exactly right. The color in your right hand will "pop" off the knitting more than the color in your left. Switch it up to make details more prominent!
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OMG I’m working on this hat right now!! Was so surprised to see it here. Very thankful for your video!
This is fascinating - thank you!!
Wow, this video solved one of my main concerns about Portuguese colorwork. I do have one question: how do we establish colour dominance? In this case, I can see that you have your MC on the right and your CC on the left, does that positioning correspond with the dominant and non dominant colour? Hope I've made myself clear 😊
@@LauraVasile Yes! You are exactly right. The color in your right hand will "pop" off the knitting more than the color in your left. Switch it up to make details more prominent!
@@AuroraTalksKnit Thank you 🥰