Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This Brooklyn Tweed knitting tutorial shows you how to work helical 1x1 striping in the round to create jogless stripes! Perfect for jolly striped hats and socks or for smoothly blending tonal or hand-dyed yarns in a garment.
Where to start striping?
Anywhere you like! Starting at the beginning of round (BOR) marker is easy and clear, but not totally necessary, since once you get going the BOR is completely arbitrary for your color changes. It only remains there to give you a guide for when to work shaping, etc.
How to stop striping and continue in one color?
To end, you just need to stop working the “stripe” color and overtake the join point with your main color, then continue knitting with your main color as usual.
Related video: How To Knit: 1x1 Striping in Flat Knitting: youtu.be/AseIW3JCKNc
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If you found this tutorial helpful, we’d love your support!
At Brooklyn Tweed we are passionate about wool, knitting and design. We craft our patterns with a commitment to timeless quality, publishing size-inclusive, stylish designs for all shapes, identities, and skill levels.
Contemporary design, superior craftsmanship, and clear instructions give knitters the opportunity to elevate their skills and explore the intersection of crafting traditions with current style and new techniques.
Our extensive library of educational resources and skill-building tutorials give crafters the tools to succeed and the confidence to make their projects their own.
Learn more at: @BrooklynTweed_Official
Visit us at: brooklyntweed.com
This Brooklyn Tweed knitting tutorial shows you how to work helical 1x1 striping in the round to create jogless stripes! Perfect for jolly striped hats and socks or for smoothly blending tonal or hand-dyed yarns in a garment.
Where to start striping?
Anywhere you like! Starting at the beginning of round (BOR) marker is easy and clear, but not totally necessary, since once you get going the BOR is completely arbitrary for your color changes. It only remains there to give you a guide for when to work shaping, etc.
How to stop striping and continue in one color?
To end, you just need to stop working the “stripe” color and overtake the join point with your main color, then continue knitting with your main color as usual.
Related video: How To Knit: 1x1 Striping in Flat Knitting: youtu.be/AseIW3JCKNc
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If you found this tutorial helpful, we’d love your support!
At Brooklyn Tweed we are passionate about wool, knitting and design. We craft our patterns with a commitment to timeless quality, publishing size-inclusive, stylish designs for all shapes, identities, and skill levels.
Contemporary design, superior craftsmanship, and clear instructions give knitters the opportunity to elevate their skills and explore the intersection of crafting traditions with current style and new techniques.
Our extensive library of educational resources and skill-building tutorials give crafters the tools to succeed and the confidence to make their projects their own.
Learn more at: @BrooklynTweed_Official
Visit us at: brooklyntweed.com
