Wow, what a neat technique! Thanks for sharing! I haven't done very much color work because I have struggled so much with getting the same tension on both strands in the past, but once I solve that issue, this will make for a much cleaner result to solve for any of these other issues. Do you frequently turn the work right side out in order to confirm that things are looking okay? I can imagine that it might be easy to miss a mistake if you don't have quite as much visibility of the work on the larger scale since much of it is hidden from view. Thanks again!
Wow, what a neat technique! Thanks for sharing! I haven't done very much color work because I have struggled so much with getting the same tension on both strands in the past, but once I solve that issue, this will make for a much cleaner result to solve for any of these other issues. Do you frequently turn the work right side out in order to confirm that things are looking okay? I can imagine that it might be easy to miss a mistake if you don't have quite as much visibility of the work on the larger scale since much of it is hidden from view. Thanks again!
I really don't turn it right side out very often. Mostly I do it when I want to admire the progress LOL