@@queencleo1151 Ha ha ha...good question ☺️ Actually, I just use the variegated yarn and it creates the stripes, though they are not necessarily always at the end (you can't tell on video but there are sections where the color shifts in the middle of a row). But overall, it still looks good, I think 🤗 Thanks so much for watching and best wishes!

@KnittycatsKnits Thanks so much for taking the time to reply, and so explicitly as well. Regards to you too!!!

@@JudyWilliard The decreases (or increases, as needed) would occur within a particular color section, so you would do them as normal, just like you would if knitting with a single color. The intarsia part is really just the twisting (or carrying through on the back side) of the different yarns. Hope this helps ☺️ Thanks so much for watching and best wishes 🤗

@@alexisroberts1871 My pleasure! Thanks for watching and best wishes 🤗

@@queencleo1151 Yes I think so, as long as you still count them as part of the pattern ☺️ Thanks so much for watching and best wishes!

@@lisamidgette8579 Thank you ☺️ Yes, this stitch would work great for lots of projects, particularly blankets or even a pullover. I have not designed one yet but thanks for suggesting it and will think of something 🤗

I did a test knit, and the K1b, P1 instruction is the yellow on the right-side :)

@@Jane_Ricciardi My pleasure! Thanks so much for watching and best wishes 🤗

@@sadheart24 My pleasure! Thanks so much for watching and best wishes 🤗

@@bonnadowns524 Thanks so much! Glad you liked it. Best wishes 🤗

@@sueroderick6236 My pleasure 🤗Thanks for watching and best wishes!

Thanks so much, Patrice!🙏🤗 Your lovely feedback warms my heart❤️❤️

Thank you for watching and glad you liked it! Best wishes🙏🤗

That's great! It is a lovely stitch. Thanks so much for watching and best wishes!🤗

Hi Betty, sorry for delay in responding. For weaving in yarn tails, please see this video of mine: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5mTe36Aidl2bMksi=d4NBWRfD5sItxLbu. Hope it helps. Thanks and best wishes 🤗

You are welcome welcome welcome 🤗

My pleasure! Thanks for watching it and glad it was helpful. With some practice on this stitch, the loose tension will come naturally (useful for this stitch and a few other finicky but pretty stitches)🤗

Thanks, Michael🤗

You are most welcome! Thanks for watching and best wishes🤗

Glad you liked it. Thanks so much for watching and best wishes!🤗💐

Good question. See below for pattern to knit this in the round (both variations). Hope this helps but let me know if you have questions. Thanks and best wishes!🤗 Variation 1: multiple of 4 st (4-row repeat) Cast on a multiple of 4 st (eg, 24 st, 32 st, etc) Row 1: *K2, P2. Repeat from * to end. Row 2: Same as Row 1 Row 3: *RT, P2. Repeat from * to end. Row 4: Same as Row 1 Repeat Rows 1-4 for pattern. Variation 2: multiple of 3 st (4-row repeat) Cast on a multiple of 3 st (eg, 24 st, 27 st) Row 1: *RT, P1. Repeat from * to end. Row 2: *K2, P1. Repeat from * to end. Row 3: Same as Row 2 Row 4: Same as Row 2 Repeat Rows 1-4 for pattern

Yes, Row 5 would se same as Row 1. Essentially, after Row 4, just keep repeating Rows 1-4. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and best wishes 🤗

Thanks so much for watching! Best wishes 🤗

Hi Brenda, I have copy/pasted below the pattern from the video description. Hope this helps. Video tutorial on how to knit a 2-color Fisherman's rib scarf with i-cord edges. The finished measurements for the scarf shown in video is 60 inches (length) x 7 inches (width). Pattern for this scarf is provided below. The scarf feels very soft and wears really comfortably around the neck (long enough for one wrap around). Hope you give this a try and let me know in comments how it turned out or if you have questions. Materials: 1 skein (5 oz, 141 g) each of Caron(R) Simply Soft 100% acrylic yarn (Colors: Blue Mint [lighter color], Pagoda [darker color]); US size 8 (5.00 mm) 16 inch or larger circular needle (or double-pointed needle, long enough to hold the stitches); tape measure or ruler, tapestry needle to weave yarn ends, scissors. Gauge: 13 sts with US size 8 needles knit in 1-color Fisherman's rib pattern = 3.5 in (unstretched) [Link to 1-color Fisherman's rib video tutorial, which includes pattern in video description] Abbreviations: K1b=knit into the stitch below; P1b=purl into the stitch below; Sl=slip 1 stitch purlwise; st=stitch; YB=take the yarn to the back; YF=bring the yarn to the front. Designate the 2 colors as Color A and Color B. For the pattern below and scarf shown in video, the darker color is Color A and lighter color is Color B. With Color B, cast on 36 sts (I used long-tail cast on, but can use cast on method or your choice). Do not turn work. Slide sts to the other end of needle and do set-up row. Set-up row (Color A): [K1, YF, Sl1 with the yarn in front, YB, K1], then K1, PI to last 3 sts, then [K1, YF, Sl1 with the yarn in front, YB, K1]. Turn work. [Note: this set-up row is only done once] Row 1 (Color B): [With yarn in front, Sl1, YB, K1, YF, Sl1], then take yarn back and do *K1b, P1. Repeat from * until last 3 sts, then [With yarn in front, Sl1, YB, K1, YF, Sl1]. Do not turn work. Slide sts to the other end of needle and do Row 2. Row 2 (Color A): [With yarn in front, Sl1, YB, K1, YF, Sl1], then take yarn back and do *K1, P1b. Repeat from * until last 3 sts, then [with yarn in front, Sl1, YB, K1, YF, Sl1]. Turn work. Row 3 (Color B): [K1, YF, Sl1 with the yarn in front, YB, K1], and do *K1, P1b. Repeat from * until last 3 sts, then [K1, YF, Sl1 with the yarn in front, YB, K1]. Do not turn work. Slide sts to the other end of needle and do Row 4. Row 4 (Color A): [K1, YF, Sl1 with the yarn in front, YB, K1], then *K1b, P1. Repeat from * until last 3 sts, then [K1, YF, Sl1 with the yarn in front, YB, K1]. Turn work. Repeat these 4 rows until work measures approximately 60 inches (5 feet or desired length). Then do regular cast off using Color B. Weave in yarn ends. Blocking is not needed for this scarf. Optional: can add pompoms (as shown for scarf in video) or tassles at the end. Your scarf is finished. Wear it proudly! Additional links: Long-tail cast on: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5q2fGSdptaBsJY Adding proactive lifelines: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn3Hf3WCqqhkqbs 1-color Fisherman's rib scarf: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpqxi4CZiah-na8 2-color Fisherman's rib scarf (no i-cord edges): kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3O5hWOfa8lorqM 2-color Honeycomb brioche scarf: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYqTe6SZmLVof7s

Also, check out link below to a video I found that shows how to access video description in a video (on phone or on a computer)☺️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5K5ooqJq5yBe6ssi=tFgdWAfg6ZbL-UYx

Thank you so much!

Hi Brenda, check out this link which shows how to knit Fisherman's rib in 2 colors: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3O5hWOfa8lorqM. The detailed stitch pattern is in the video description (if you expand on the title/text below video, you will see the description). Hope this helps and reach out if you have questions. Thanks for watching and best wishes!🤗

My pleasure, Rani🤗 Thanks so much for watching 🙏and hope you subscribed. Best wishes!