Fair Isle Knitting Part 3, Fixing Jog In the Round

Fair Isle Knitting or Stranded Knitting is a wonderful way to incorporate colorwork into your knitting. This video provides a tip on how to fix the jog in your pattern that occurs when knitting in the round. It's a simple fix that makes your finished project look so much better. Be sure to also watch Fair Isle Knitting Part 1 which gives an intro to fair isle knitting, shows you how to read a color chart and how to hold your yarn when knitting with two colors. Part 2 explains how to catch your floats when knitting Fair Isle. Fair Isle Knitting Part 1:    • Fair Isle Knitting Part 1: Intro   Fair Isle Knitting Part 2:    • Fair Isle Knitting Part 2: Catching Floats   You may also enjoy my other videos on colorwork and other knitting tips as well as knitted hat videos:    • Knitting Colorwork      • Knitting Tips      • Knitted Hats   For a complete list of my favorite knitting supplies including yarn, needles, tools and books, visit my Amazon storefront: https://www.amazon.com/shop/jacqknits The book in which I found the colorwork charts shown in this video can be found here: https://amzn.to/3FKJQFc As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. I only promote products I use and recommend. Thank you for your support. If you need a refresher on how to knit, how to purl, how to cast on or how to bind off, check out my previous videos below with easy to follow instructions on these basic knitting techniques. How to Cast On your Knitting:    • How to Knit: How to Cast On Using the Long...   How to do the basic Knit Stitch:    • How to Knit the Basic Knit Stitch   How to do the basic Purl Stitch:    • How to Knit the Basic Purl Stitch   How to Bind Off your Knitting:    • How to Knit: How to Bind Off Your Stitches   Please subscribe to this channel for future knitting tutorials and videos all about knitting tips, knitting techniques, knitting stitches and knitting patterns. Videos contain easy to follow instructions for the beginner knitting as well as for the advanced knitter looking to improve their knitting. Let's learn to knit together and create beautiful knitting projects for you to enjoy! Comment below to share what you would like to learn or what knitting technique you are struggling with and I'll be sure to include in future videos.