Knitting Help: Mosaic Knitting in the Round with Slipped Stitches
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- In this video, I'll share how to do mosaic knitting in the round to knit my Sunshine and Shade Cowl pattern. This is my favorite method since it is so easy to do! This will help you get started knitting your own beautiful cowl. You'll find additional video tutorials casting on provisionally with waste yarn on my channel and a simple method for knitting jogless stripes in the round on my channel too!
Here are the written instructions for the portion of the pattern I share in the video:
Round 1: With Color B, purl to end.
Round 2: With Color A, *k2, (sl 2, k1) x 4, PM; rep from * to end (On subsequent repeats you will SM.)
Round 3 (and all following odd mosaic rounds):
With the same color yarn as the previous round - purl the knit sts and slip the slipped sts purlwise.
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Your videos are extremely helpful. I showed my knitting group how to knit stripes in the round. We only did stripes on flat pieces. A whole new knitting technique.
Thank you so much for sharing Debbie! That means the world to me. I'm so thrilled to hear you've learned something new from my video.
thank you - a very useful video. Fascinating to see the different ways of holding the wool too.
Great video. Wondering if you have a technique for the jog when doing these patterns in the round. Every one I try still shows on the work.
That was impressive!
Thank you for the clear video, so helpful! Never done mosaic knitting before, I’m going to give it a go in a hat.
New subscriber- have a great day! 😊
Thank you for a lovely clear explanation of knitting mosaic in the round. I’ve done it flat and was wondering how to use mosaic for socks.
Great tutorial except.....Brown yarn on brown needle made it tough to see.