Uploaded February 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Working with two yarns held together usually results in very blotchy colour distribution. Using this method you can control which yarn runs in front of the other to make the most of novelty yarns.
For more Tutorials, Patterns, Books and my "Learn with Lucy" DVD series, please see my website: lucyneatby.com
Working with two yarns held together usually results in very blotchy colour distribution. Using this method you can control which yarn runs in front of the other to make the most of novelty yarns.
For more Tutorials, Patterns, Books and my "Learn with Lucy" DVD series, please see my website: lucyneatby.com










