Fixing Common Double Knit Errors

[@judyworden3133]

Thank you.. You made knitting so much easier for me..

[@LucyNeatby2000]

Many thanks - I love to help knitters make friends with their stitches!

[@judyworden3133]

@@LucyNeatby2000 Didn't realise how easy a simple fix could be until I watched your video. Again many thanks to you😊

[@xariexis]

Great explanation & demonstration! Thank you very much. Exactly what I was looking for.

[@Geospasmic]

This is great! I get so annoyed at those wrong color stitches and I didn't know you could fix them without undoing a row.

[@tammymorgan1842]

Thank you very much for this wonderful video. I am learning to do double and found a mistake. Your instructions took the fear out of correcting the problem.

[@LucyNeatby2000]

Delighted to hear this - double-knitting is so much fun once you get into the swing of it.

[@MaryCochrane]

Whew! I needed this. Thank you :)

[@LucyNeatby2000]

Hi Danielle, An example of a regular colour change would be when the next pair of sts is a Col A knit /Col B purl but instead you decide to knit the front stitch in B, and purl the far one in A. A threaded change when the next pair of sts is a Col A knit /Col B purl, would be to pull the back layer Col B purl through the Col A before working them as Col B knit/ Col A purl. This locks the layers and makes an indentation.

[@heleenabatts9413]

Oh my this is so good

[@daniellehaury]

Can you explain what the difference between a regular and a quilted color change is?