Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

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When I discover a new-to-me technique, I get really excited and want to investigate every little detail and nuance.

Yarnovers have been my deep dive over the last couple of months. I'm back with a third, and probably last, yarnover video to share what I've learned so you can avoid lifted increases (if you want).

*LINKS*
Knit Talk Ep 54 - Not All Yarnovers are Created Equal: youtu.be/IYtMTZgMAgU?si=nyvm5XJDJ2nZGSXu

Knit Talk Ep 55 - Increase Substitutions (my argument for more yarnovers): youtu.be/t8DhWCH1MZY?si=UTHsAV5Cw0PMhVyp


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