181K views · 470 reactions | Two-handed stranded knitting - Catching floats This is how to catch the dominant yarn (i.e. the one you are holding to the left) in two-handed knitting. Remember that the catch is complete only after you have knitted the next stitch. #knitting | Annaplexis | Facebook

4.8M views · 7.4K reactions | Yesterday I posted how to catch the dominant yarn.This is how to catch the non-dominant yarn (i.e. the one you are holding to the right) in two-handed knitting.Remember that the catch is complete only after you have knitted the next stitch. #knitting | Annaplexis | Facebook

Catching floats on purl rows in stranded #knitting This isn’t something you’ll need to do often—most knitters tend to avoid working stranded colorwork on purl rows, let alone catching floats while doing so. That said, I’m reposting this because a few people reached out last week after I shared a tutorial on catching floats on knit rows. So, for those who need it: here’s how to catch both the dominant and non-dominant yarns when working on the purl side. | Annaplexis