Three-Color Stranded Knitting

This video is part of my Colorwork Series.
Actual demonstration 5:15
Fair Isle knitting, which is a specific form of "stranded knitting," uses no more than two colors in any given row. Other types of stranded knitting may use three, even four colors in a row which can add more dimension to your work. In this video, I demonstrate how to knit using three working yarns at once.
There are a variety of ways to hold your working yarns with the objective being not ending up with a tangled mess. The key to this is in how you hold the yarns in a particular order.
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