Holding the Yarns for Fair Isle Knitting

[@cheriestl]

Absolutely brilliant! Thank you!

[@MyFriendlyGiant]

Thank you for this video. I'm learning to knit and wasn't clear on how yo work with two yarns. This has reassured me that my instinct was correct.

[@dianamoura6024]

Thank you for this video. I'm a Portuguese knitter, so normally in a 1 colour work i hold the yarn around my neck it's amazing to control tention but for colour work gets really messy. I've been watching loads of videos on how to do it the English way but couldn't quite understand the process properly. Finally, with your video, I'm now more confident and can knit quicker. Thank you 😍

[@theastewart6721]

Great video. All the techniques are very well explained and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing.

[@madeinwinchester6599]

Thank you for your lovely, positive feedback :)

[@MICHELLE-gu2qc]

Great video and excellent PDF pattern. It was very easy to understand. I am pretty new to knitting and I never done Fair isle before. I finished the beanie its turn out great for a inexperienced person. Thank you

[@madeinwinchester6599]

So pleased you enjoyed the pattern and your hat. Thank you!

[@engratiabanks9033]

This is brilliantly explained Thanks alot

[@debbiewidner8791]

I am trying to learn which method I can do more easily and less time consuming. I knit English style and pick up and lay down each yarn. Got to practice how your other methods. Thanks for your video! I have watched several.

[@anastasiaaxa5154]

Τhanks for the video it's excellent for those who, like me knit English style

[@madeinwinchester6599]

Thank you for your positive feedback :)

[@Stumpybear7640]

I'm afraid this isn't fair isle work, it is stranded colour work knitting. We work both colours throwing from the right forefinger. Love from Shetland xxx

[@madeinwinchester6599]

Thank you for your comment. I made this little video to work alongside a hat pattern I designed for one of my online knitting workshops last year. I just wanted to show some different ways of holding yarns (English & Continental) to try if approaching stranded colour-work for the 1st time.

[@chiquitinablue2762]

Whats the difference?

[@naddiya]

How to knit this