Thank you! Your technique makes so much sense. I have been embarrassed to leave the jogs in a hat. Now I can do it much better. I noticed that you knit the continental stitch exactly the way I do, using the middle finger to lay the yarn over the tip of the needle. You explain the steps very clearly, which is most helpful.
Remember Jack Nicholson saying to Helen Hunt in As Good As It Gets, "You make me want to be a better man"? Well, you make me want to be a better knitter. And I know I have improved because of you. I can never know everything but I am very pleased when I realize I have made progress. Thank you so much!
Worked like a dream! I'm so pleased at how this technique turned out in my current project. Your videos are always my first "go to" options when I need to use any particular application. It is like having you sitting here in my home giving me step by step instructions. Thank you!
Thank you for your expertly filmed and narrated tutorials. You're often the difference between knitters taking on new techniques and just giving up. I'm making a striped bunny and now its going to be awesome!
This is just an amazing technique. I've been knitting for 60 years and have done some really complicated patterns. I've just found your videos and I've learned so much. I so wish I'd found you years ago! Thanks so much!!! I've recommended your channel to everyone I know who knits even if they are beginners!!!
Thank you so much, Terrie, I appreciate your kind feedback! I also have a Facebook page (same name) that is full of knitters at every level and we love to help, please check it out. 😊
Got a perfect outcome with a few bright stripes on a baby sweater! Thank you so much for excellent vid, you’re the best, absolutely. Been knitting over a year now and knitting peers are amazed at my progress. It’s because of your teaching and resources!
I made a little swatch this morning and was amazed how nice your method looks. I had seem your method in a book, but it didn't show it magnified like your video shows. Your video shows so clearly where the duplicate stitches are placed. Thank you so much for the video and the explanation. It really is great!
Yes, I think it is worth the effort to make swatches trying new techniques. Now, I am keeping some knitting worsted weight yarn and needles near my iPad to do swatches. I used to not take the time to do swatches, thinking I was wasting time. But using larger yarn and needles really helps seeing what I am doing. I usually make projects using finer yarn, which makes it more tricky to see what I am doing. I look forward to seeing your video on the eye of the partridge two color heel flap.
You are amazing. It is the weaving in that makes the magic! I have slipped the stitch in the past and then carried the yarn up but that is not as clean as the weaving in. So worth the clean edge! Thank you for sharing your expertise.
You are very welcome Denise Acebo. Thank you and Happy knitting. Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
Hi Suzanne -I've found you late in life but then better late than never! Thank you for the amazingly in-depth techniques you share with us. You are a knitting stitch scientist!! :)
This is so very helpful. I read about this technique many years ago (either from EZ or from Meg Swanson) and used it (quite sloppily) when I remembered, but THIS just clicked. Your clear and "scientific" approach reminds me to LOOK at my knitting and really know what the yarn is doing... what does a slip stitch actually do? what will these yarn ends do? You are very empowering! Thank you over and over!
Oh brilliant! That's two tutorials of yours in two days that have helped with the latest project I just started! Thanks very much for sharing - excellent clear videos.
This is amazing, Suzanne. I wish I had taken the time to watch this yesterday. Now I have to rip back 2” on my husband’s sweater to get c,over to perfection!
Oh no, at least it's only 2 inches of tinking and not more! I'm sure your husband will love and appreciate all of your hard work. Thanks so much for watching!
Que buen tips! maravillosoas sus prendas..hasta ahora la veo...me quedo admirada por tanta sabiduria.Hracias por cpartir ..su pasion! Salydos desde Colombia!!!
I aspire for my finished work to be close to perfect. I am a new knitter and the seams are obvious, but I will try this seaming technique makes more sense, I was a bit all over the place.
Thank you Annika Groebner! Happy knitting. Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
I'm taking note of the jogless technique (thank you)... but also thinking this is one of many examples showing how awesomely even your tension / gauge is ... have you ever done a series of simple, sensible things to do to help even our gauge? Mine is consistent but not even. I mean throughout a piece of work, whether in round or flat, one half of the "v" that makes up a knit stitch always looks crowded compared to the other half. Blocking helps enormously, but I do wonder what else I could do to try to re-train my hands. :-)
Great technique!! Thank you for the video. Just one question, so if the stranded work has multiple color changes, the “first stitch“ keeps sliding to the left?
Wow, you are by far my new favourite knitter! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom, I can't wait to watch every video and try your tutorial. Is that SweetGeorgia yarn in this sample?
The sample is Malabrigo Rios, Thank you! Be sure to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already and share my videos with your social media groups. Thank you and happy knitting.
Ms. Bryan, this video is a thing of beauty. Has anyone ever told you that you are a graceful knitter? Watching this is like watching ballet; a thing of beauty, but with a practical application.🙂 Btw, does this technique fix the jog in self-striping yarn? Thank you.
Thank you! I hope you have chosen to subscribe to my channel and that you will share my videos on your social media groups such as FB, Ravelry, Pinterest, Reddit, etc. Happy knitting, Suzanne.
Thank you, great technique clearly explained but am I right in thinking that the stitch counter is moving back by 1 stitch on each round? Won’t that affect shaping decreases etc? Thanks
Hello blackpprs. I am not sure what you mean by double side ribbing. Do you mean ribbing in double knitting? Give me a little more information and I will try to do my best. Thanks for watching my videos. Suzanne
Suzanne Bryan hi suzanne, yes it is ribbing on 2 sides with color a in front and color b on the back. where as tubular is knit on both side, double side ribbing has purl and knit on each side.
I’m about to try this method - I have a two row stripe followed by 2 inches of main colour - do you ever move the marker back to the original stitch position before doing the next 2 row stripe? Thanks
Hi Suzanne - help! I’m new to knitting in the round & trying to knit the Branta hat on Ravelry. It has one zigzag stripe & I can’t figure if I should use your jogless join technique & if so where? I’ve done a few swatches but not coming up with the answer. Thanks for any help you’re able to give.
You are very welcome Hilda Iris Barrera. Thank you and Happy knitting. Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
Thank you. Yes, that is how I do my ends. I have a playlist with videos on weaving in ends for Stockinette, ribbing and garter stitch - ruclips.net/p/PLLKJ9GuhEEwkCXGeLBnQeat61bjB46zB2
Please, a question: What if one would like to "weave in ends as you go"? I'm thinking that the ends should be kept free to perform this technique well? Or, maybe could one physically tighten, & straighten by pulling the work bias-wise, while knitting, & then weave as you go? Maybe that would be a lesser-quality choice? Much appreciated. Thank you. :)
This would not work if you weave in the ends as you go. Yes they need to be kept free. Do a couple of test swatches, one with the ends woven in as you go and the other with them left free, and see which you prefer better. Happy Knitting.
Hi Suzzane, I'm doing 2 colour stranded knitting with magic loop method. The pattern is checkerboard (k2 colour A, k2 colour B for 2 rounds then switch colour). The problem is when I finish 1 round and need to start another round, the jog forms and distort the checkerboard pattern. Have you got a suggestion to fix this? Thank you
It is just part of stranded knitting. You can try employing the jogless method, but it is kind of annoying to do it and move the beginning of round. I usually place that portion to side of the project (garment or sock, etc).
Do you use this technique when you use a contrast color for the toes of socks? Also, when you change colors for a contrast heel on a sock where is your preferred place to change colors?
Yes, and I make the change at one side. If you make it on the bottom of the foot, weaving in the ends will be palpable when a person walks. So making it at the side is less annoying. For heels, depends on if you are making a short row heel or a heel flap, heel turn, gusset type of heel. But I guess it really doesn't matter. I change at the beginning and ending of the heel. For those, I make no attempt to cover up a jog. It really isn't noticeable. By the way. I have Eye of Partridge in one color and two colors on my video to do list. Those will be fun.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan I've recently been liking to do the eye of the partridge heel on socks. The two color one sounds really fun. I also am learning to do the Fish Lips Kiss Heel, but the two color eye of partridge seems like it would be fun to make.
I really like the eye of the partridge heel and it has become my favorite heel flap method. I haven't seen a two color eye of the partridge heel flap and I think it sounds really nice and, perhaps, fun to do.
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I love the way you encourage the viewer to use their eyes.
I have knitted for 60 years and I still learn new things from you.
Wonderful! Hugs and Happy Knitting.
Thank you! Your technique makes so much sense. I have been embarrassed to leave the jogs in a hat. Now I can do it much better. I noticed that you knit the continental stitch exactly the way I do, using the middle finger to lay the yarn over the tip of the needle. You explain the steps very clearly, which is most helpful.
You are very welcome! Happy knitting.
Remember Jack Nicholson saying to Helen Hunt in As Good As It Gets, "You make me want to be a better man"? Well, you make me want to be a better knitter. And I know I have improved because of you. I can never know everything but I am very pleased when I realize I have made progress. Thank you so much!
This made my day! Thank you!
This is the best jogless jog video ever! I refer to it every time I do stripes. Thank you, Suzanne! Your videos are the best!!!
Wow, thank you!
Worked like a dream! I'm so pleased at how this technique turned out in my current project. Your videos are always my first "go to" options when I need to use any particular application. It is like having you sitting here in my home giving me step by step instructions. Thank you!
Thank you!
Thank you for your expertly filmed and narrated tutorials. You're often the difference between knitters taking on new techniques and just giving up. I'm making a striped bunny and now its going to be awesome!
You are so welcome! 🧶
All of your techniques are so precise- I can see the deep expertise in everything you show. I've learned so much from you. Thanks!
This is just an amazing technique. I've been knitting for 60 years and have done some really complicated patterns. I've just found your videos and I've learned so much. I so wish I'd found you years ago! Thanks so much!!! I've recommended your channel to everyone I know who knits even if they are beginners!!!
Thank you so much, Terrie, I appreciate your kind feedback! I also have a Facebook page (same name) that is full of knitters at every level and we love to help, please check it out. 😊
I really like the way you take care of the problem with the Jogless Jog! My next socks will be so much better! Thanks Suzanne.
Thank you Danielle, Happy Knitting.
Got a perfect outcome with a few bright stripes on a baby sweater! Thank you so much for excellent vid, you’re the best, absolutely. Been knitting over a year now and knitting peers are amazed at my progress. It’s because of your teaching and resources!
Thank you and happy knitting.
At last, a method that actually makes sense! Thanks for including how to we’ve in the ends, as I always struggle with it.
Happy to help!🧶
I made a little swatch this morning and was amazed how nice your method looks. I had seem your method in a book, but it didn't show it magnified like your video shows. Your video shows so clearly where the duplicate stitches are placed. Thank you so much for the video and the explanation. It really is great!
I love swatching to try new techniques or to refine older ones, don't you? Thanks. Happy knitting.
Yes, I think it is worth the effort to make swatches trying new techniques. Now, I am keeping some knitting worsted weight yarn and needles near my iPad to do swatches. I used to not take the time to do swatches, thinking I was wasting time. But using larger yarn and needles really helps seeing what I am doing. I usually make projects using finer yarn, which makes it more tricky to see what I am doing. I look forward to seeing your video on the eye of the partridge two color heel flap.
Oh my goodness Suzanne! These instructions are so clear. Thank you so much. I finally have neat jobless jogs.
That is wonderful! Happy knitting.
You are amazing. It is the weaving in that makes the magic! I have slipped the stitch in the past and then carried the yarn up but that is not as clean as the weaving in. So worth the clean edge! Thank you for sharing your expertise.
Thanks Deborah. Happy knitting.
Wow! Just found this video. Well done. Very clear and easy to follow. Good job Suzanne! Thank you!
You are very welcome Denise Acebo. Thank you and Happy knitting.
Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff
ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
You are an amazing teacher taking your time to show how to do this and your other amazing work.
Thank you. Happy knitting.
Hi Suzanne -I've found you late in life but then better late than never! Thank you for the amazingly in-depth techniques you share with us. You are a knitting stitch scientist!! :)
Brilliant, to me this is the best method of all the ones I’ve looked at on RUclips, thanks
Wow, thanks!
Again, thank you Suzanne! I always look for your videos, you are the best!
Thanks again!
Thank you sooo much for your explanations and illustrations! Always make this soooo easy to understand and be able to implement in our own work!
You're very welcome, Beverly! And thank you for the wonderful feedback! ❤️
I really am impressed with this method. Can't wait to try it out! Many thanks, Suzanne
Great. Thanks for watching and commenting. Happy knitting.
This is so very helpful. I read about this technique many years ago (either from EZ or from Meg Swanson) and used it (quite sloppily) when I remembered, but THIS just clicked. Your clear and "scientific" approach reminds me to LOOK at my knitting and really know what the yarn is doing... what does a slip stitch actually do? what will these yarn ends do? You are very empowering! Thank you over and over!
Wow, what a lovely compliment, Amy, thanks so much! ❤️
Your videos are very helpful. The instructions are very clear and easy to follow. Thank you!
You are very welcome Nancy Post! Happy knitting.
Fantastic work and so precise Susanne!
I’m so glad you think so!
The brown-green-rust yarn is beauuuutiful ❤
Thank you, Saule, I think so too! ❤️
Brilliant - solves my most annoying problem with changing colours!! Thanks so much!
That's great. Thanks.
Oh brilliant! That's two tutorials of yours in two days that have helped with the latest project I just started! Thanks very much for sharing - excellent clear videos.
Wonderful! Thank you and Happy Knitting.
Thank you! That’s the best jogless technique I’ve seen. Can’t wait to try it out
You are welcome, and thank you. Happy knitting.
Best jogless jog tutorial I’ve seen (and I’ve watched a few!) 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you
This is wonderful, I mostly knit in the round and this is something that’s bothered me for a very long time…thank you so much💖
You are so welcome, Karin, happy to help!
Wow.....the 'patience of Job!' Thank you and Happy Holidays!!
Thanks, Happy Holidays to you too.
WOW!!! Mind blown!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
And THANK YOU for ALL of your spectacular videos
Thank you Georgia Nagel! Happy knitting.
Thank you Suzanne Bryan this is v. much helpful
You are so welcome 🧶
Just found you on RUclips. Love your clear explanations and wonderful knitting. Can’t wait to see more!
Wonderful! Be sure to subscribe to my channel. Happy knitting.
I made this mistake. Very helpful for me. Thank you so much.
Well explained tutorial. Great technique. Thank u for sharing 🤗... p.s love your knitted sweater.
How sweet of you to say, Ba Gnz! And you are very welcome! ❤️
This video is so clear and easy to follow. Thanks for using the magnification. Gorgeous "brown" yarn! What is it?
Thr brown yarn is Malabrigo Rios - color is Primavera.
Thanks, and happy knitting,
Suzanne
This is amazing, Suzanne. I wish I had taken the time to watch this yesterday. Now I have to rip back 2” on my husband’s sweater to get c,over to perfection!
Oh no, at least it's only 2 inches of tinking and not more! I'm sure your husband will love and appreciate all of your hard work. Thanks so much for watching!
Awesome❗clearly explained and well illustrated. Thanks for sharing🌹
Happy Knitting!
Best teacher ever..,
Wow, thank you so much, Theresa! ❤️
Loved loved loved this Susanne
Thank you Linda Douglas! Happy knitting.
Great lesson on how to deal with the ends....thank you!
Thank you! Happy knitting.
Que buen tips! maravillosoas sus prendas..hasta ahora la veo...me quedo admirada por tanta sabiduria.Hracias por cpartir ..su pasion!
Salydos desde Colombia!!!
Thank you!
Very nicely demonstrated. Thank you.
Thank you! Happy knitting!
I've used this technique. and it is the best for fair isle
Happy Holidays.
Very nice job Mrs. thanks so much...now it's easy your explications so clear.
Thank you Ginet Duperron! Happy knitting.
This looks amazing. I can't wait to try it.
🧶
This is exactly the tutorial I need right now. Thank you
Glad I could help, Akai! 😊
My granddaughter, Danielle didn't write that I did! I don't know how she got on this one! Thanks Suzanne. From Dickie.
Ah, thank you Dickie!
I aspire for my finished work to be close to perfect. I am a new knitter and the seams are obvious, but I will try this seaming technique makes more sense, I was a bit all over the place.
thanks so much for this- simple great technique - and so well explained!
Thank you Annika Groebner! Happy knitting.
Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff
ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
Thank you very much Those stripes look wonderful
Thank you! Be sure to share my videos on your social media. Happy knitting.
OMG BEST JOGLESS TUTORIAL ON UTUBE.
INSTRUCTIONS AND VIDEO ARE SUBERB❤️
Thank you, glad you liked it. Happy knitting.
Very well done tutorial video!
Thank you so much! I didn't know jogless jogs was a thing. Wow!
You are very welcome Violet Barkley! Happy knitting.
I'm taking note of the jogless technique (thank you)... but also thinking this is one of many examples showing how awesomely even your tension / gauge is ... have you ever done a series of simple, sensible things to do to help even our gauge?
Mine is consistent but not even. I mean throughout a piece of work, whether in round or flat, one half of the "v" that makes up a knit stitch always looks crowded compared to the other half. Blocking helps enormously, but I do wonder what else I could do to try to re-train my hands. :-)
I do have a video on even tension - ruclips.net/video/OoQT5F4lmJc/видео.html. Let me know if that helps you. Happy knitting.
Great technique!! Thank you for the video. Just one question, so if the stranded work has multiple color changes, the “first stitch“ keeps sliding to the left?
Brilliant tutorial, so helpful 👏👏👏
Thank you! Happy knitting.
Wow, you are by far my new favourite knitter! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and wisdom, I can't wait to watch every video and try your tutorial. Is that SweetGeorgia yarn in this sample?
The sample is Malabrigo Rios, Thank you! Be sure to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already and share my videos with your social media groups. Thank you and happy knitting.
Very great technique!!!
Thank you, happy knitting.
Ms. Bryan, this video is a thing of beauty. Has anyone ever told you that you are a graceful knitter? Watching this is like watching ballet; a thing of beauty, but with a practical application.🙂 Btw, does this technique fix the jog in self-striping yarn? Thank you.
Yes, you could use this to fix the jog in self striping yarn, Great question. Thank you!
@@SuzanneBryan I have lots of self-striping yarn in stash; ok, I went a little overboard, but I like to think that happens with many knitters.🤭
Doesn't everyone have a stash? I would be lonely without mine! 😅
Hi Suzanne, great video! Will this also work with colour work patterns?
This is valuable skills.Thank you so much.
Impressive work!!
Thank you. Happy Knitting.
Wow! The result is perfect! Thanks :)
Thank you! I hope you have chosen to subscribe to my channel and that you will share my videos on your social media groups such as FB, Ravelry, Pinterest, Reddit, etc. Happy knitting, Suzanne.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan I already did :)
Wowwwww that was fantastic
Thanks, Michelle, I really appreciate your feedback! ❤️
Thank you for the magnification! Love ur videos 🤗
Thank you! Happy knitting.
Thank you, great technique clearly explained but am I right in thinking that the stitch counter is moving back by 1 stitch on each round? Won’t that affect shaping decreases etc? Thanks
Great question. You would keep the beginning of round marker static, just move the marker for the jobless job.
@@SuzanneBryan many thanks for very quick reply
Flot løsning på et stort problem - TAK 👍🏼 🧶
You are very welcome Dorthe Hanne Larsen! Happy knitting.
Awesome video super helpful! What yarn are you using here? I love it!
The yarn is Malabrigo Rios for the color and Wool2Dye4 Improved Merino non Superwash worsted for the natural color. Thank you.
clear video and explanation!! can you make a video for double side ribbing please?
Hello blackpprs. I am not sure what you mean by double side ribbing. Do you mean ribbing in double knitting? Give me a little more information and I will try to do my best. Thanks for watching my videos.
Suzanne
Suzanne Bryan hi suzanne, yes it is ribbing on 2 sides with color a in front and color b on the back. where as tubular is knit on both side, double side ribbing has purl and knit on each side.
Great idea for a video. I will work on it. Thanks. I can see it with one color per side and also as a reversible corrugated ribbing in double knit.
Suzanne Bryan yay! thankyou!
Tremendously helpful. Thank you.
Thank you Jan D! Happy knitting. Happy New Year!
Thank you Suzanne. Does this work for two rows of stripes?
I’m about to try this method - I have a two row stripe followed by 2 inches of main colour - do you ever move the marker back to the original stitch position before doing the next 2 row stripe? Thanks
Yes, when the stripes are really wide you can move the marker back. Be sure to try this on a swatch to confirm. 😊
Does this method also work with 2 & 3 round stripes? Thanks. It’s ok Suzanne, I’ve found your part2 video thanks!
Great! Thank you!
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan Used your method on a hat thanks. Can I use it in stranded work too?
Yes, there are times when it will work, but there are times when it won't.
This is a wonderful tutorial Suzanne, thank you so much - am sorted now, happy days, cheers :-)
Great! Happy knitting.
Is there a video on how to do this for fair Isle patterns? I would appreciate that.
Not yet. will add to my list. Happy knitting.
Great. I really look forward.
Second time to watch. Love your videos, very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you! Happy knitting.
Hi Suzanne - help! I’m new to knitting in the round & trying to knit the Branta hat on Ravelry. It has one zigzag stripe & I can’t figure if I should use your jogless join technique & if so where? I’ve done a few swatches but not coming up with the answer. Thanks for any help you’re able to give.
In the case of this pattern, either way will be fine, with or without the jogless jog technique.
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Excellent explanation 🧶🙋💓
Thank you ginnylynn1! Happy knitting.
Wonderful, I wish I knew this years ago, Thank you :)
You're very welcome, Hilary!
IAM learning!! Thank you a lot.😘😘😘
You are very welcome Hilda Iris Barrera. Thank you and Happy knitting.
Be sure to check out my new channel for live-streaming - Suzanne - Off the Cuff
ruclips.net/channel/UCQBgFUvQzjz1RUm9NsgEA1A
I am very glad to have found good instructions in continental method . Are you on Ravelry ?
Thanks. Yes, I am on Ravelry, KnittingSuzanne.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan ^
Einstein could have enjoyed knitting if he could have thought of it. The tedium can over take if we stop thinking. This example proves it.
That's crazy. so well explained.
Thank you charles vereschagin! Happy knitting.
Wow, amazing! Thank you.
Thank you Elizabeth Varga! Happy knitting.
Oh my word - that is amazing! Do you always weave in your ends using duplicate stitch?
Thank you. Yes, that is how I do my ends. I have a playlist with videos on weaving in ends for Stockinette, ribbing and garter stitch -
ruclips.net/p/PLLKJ9GuhEEwkCXGeLBnQeat61bjB46zB2
awesome!! Thank you!! (gonna take a look a the one row stripe tutorial next)
Thank you! Happy knitting.
I suppose that it is the same jog problem if you use the same strand but change the stitch like for going from purl to knit .
Exactly. This works in garter stitch as well.
Nice, efficient vid; thanks!!
Hugs and Happy Knitting.
Please, a question: What if one would like to "weave in ends as you go"? I'm thinking that the ends should be kept free to perform this technique well? Or, maybe could one physically tighten, & straighten by pulling the work bias-wise, while knitting, & then weave as you go? Maybe that would be a lesser-quality choice? Much appreciated. Thank you. :)
This would not work if you weave in the ends as you go. Yes they need to be kept free. Do a couple of test swatches, one with the ends woven in as you go and the other with them left free, and see which you prefer better. Happy Knitting.
@@SuzanneBryan Yes, thank you. It sounds like I'm lazy. However, I received a head injury, which left me with migraines. Every day. :(
Hi Suzzane, I'm doing 2 colour stranded knitting with magic loop method. The pattern is checkerboard (k2 colour A, k2 colour B for 2 rounds then switch colour). The problem is when I finish 1 round and need to start another round, the jog forms and distort the checkerboard pattern. Have you got a suggestion to fix this? Thank you
It is just part of stranded knitting. You can try employing the jogless method, but it is kind of annoying to do it and move the beginning of round. I usually place that portion to side of the project (garment or sock, etc).
Do you usually wait to sew-in the ends after entire project is completed, or as you go?
At the end. Happy Knitting.
@@SuzanneBryan Thank you.
Would this hold true for self-striping yarn? Thank you.
It could, yes, but I would not cut it. Happy Knitting!
that's some magic! thank you!
You are very welcome Simona Dedek! Happy knitting.
Très bien expliqué merci beaucoup 😊Ça doit être très long le travail d’aiguilles sur tout le sweat😳 bravo
Thank you Corinne leray! Happy knitting.
Again, wow! Thank you! 😘
You are very welcome joni perkins! Happy knitting.
Do you use this technique when you use a contrast color for the toes of socks? Also, when you change colors for a contrast heel on a sock where is your preferred place to change colors?
Yes, and I make the change at one side. If you make it on the bottom of the foot, weaving in the ends will be palpable when a person walks. So making it at the side is less annoying. For heels, depends on if you are making a short row heel or a heel flap, heel turn, gusset type of heel. But I guess it really doesn't matter. I change at the beginning and ending of the heel. For those, I make no attempt to cover up a jog. It really isn't noticeable. By the way. I have Eye of Partridge in one color and two colors on my video to do list. Those will be fun.
Knitting with Suzanne Bryan I've recently been liking to do the eye of the partridge heel on socks. The two color one sounds really fun. I also am learning to do the Fish Lips Kiss Heel, but the two color eye of partridge seems like it would be fun to make.
I really like the eye of the partridge heel and it has become my favorite heel flap method. I haven't seen a two color eye of the partridge heel flap and I think it sounds really nice and, perhaps, fun to do.
I will work on it. It is on my list. You will love it when you see it.