Working with a Lifeline
Yarn overs are fun, easy to execute and add wonderful interest. They are also difficult to repair when you make a mistake and have to rip back.
That's why we recommend using a Lifeline.
Yarn overs are fun, easy to execute and add wonderful interest. They are also difficult to repair when you make a mistake and have to rip back.
That's why we recommend using a Lifeline.
Adding a
Lifeline is easy. Just use a tapestry needle to
thread a spare length of smooth contrasting
yarn through all live stitches on the needle
(but not the stitch markers). If you have to
rip back you have this safety net to pull back
to - your stitches will all be safely on your
Lifeline.
Insert a Lifeline as often as you like - if everything has gone as planned you can pull out and re-insert the same length of yarn as you go along. Life happens - even to experienced knitters so give it a try, you may be glad you did.
Insert a Lifeline as often as you like - if everything has gone as planned you can pull out and re-insert the same length of yarn as you go along. Life happens - even to experienced knitters so give it a try, you may be glad you did.
Lifeline shown here with our Sonoma lace shawl
knit with Karabella Breeze silk/wool. Coming
soon!