Comments on: Fast fair isle http://kehinde.com/blog/?p=1027 Ivy's Home on the Web Wed, 18 Aug 2010 14:47:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Ivy http://kehinde.com/blog/?p=1027&cpage=1#comment-11045 Ivy Tue, 06 Oct 2009 15:12:04 +0000 http://kehinde.com/blog/?p=1027#comment-11045 I go one color per hand, and I sometimes switch which hand holds which color in order to even things out. My left hand used to be a lot looser, but it's getting more even over time. I love the aguana laptop case project. It was a lot of fun, but yeah those floats are long and have to be trapped. I go one color per hand, and I sometimes switch which hand holds which color in order to even things out. My left hand used to be a lot looser, but it’s getting more even over time.

I love the aguana laptop case project. It was a lot of fun, but yeah those floats are long and have to be trapped.

]]> By: Cricket http://kehinde.com/blog/?p=1027&cpage=1#comment-11044 Cricket Tue, 06 Oct 2009 15:03:34 +0000 http://kehinde.com/blog/?p=1027#comment-11044 Pretty. I like the short repeats. My current fair isle project (aguona laptop case) has long floats, and the tension is usually off one way or the other. Good learning project because I can see how I improved over the course of the project. Do you knit one colour per hand, or both in the same hand? I found my left colour was looser, so now do both colours continental. Pretty. I like the short repeats. My current fair isle project (aguona laptop case) has long floats, and the tension is usually off one way or the other. Good learning project because I can see how I improved over the course of the project.

Do you knit one colour per hand, or both in the same hand? I found my left colour was looser, so now do both colours continental.

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