How To Knit: Trapping Floats | Brooklyn Tweed

Trapping your floats in stranded colorwork is useful if you have areas with long color repeats – your colorwork will look neater and you won't need to worry about snagging an unsecured float. We'll show you how in this Brooklyn Tweed knitting tutorial!

Featured pattern: Andraos by Christelle Nihoul
Featured yarn: Brooklyn Tweed Peerie
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