Knitting: Alternating skeins every row in the round when knitting with hand dyed yarn

Hand dyed yarn is beautiful, and can sometimes have variation between skeins even when dyed at the same time (part of the same dye lot). For some, the solution to a cohesive piece is alternating skeins to blend the colors together and keep your project from having a blocky look where it is noticeable where a new skeins is introduced. This video specifically addresses doing that when knitting in the round on an item such as a sweater, where you have the ability to change yarns every row. I picked up this trick of twisting the yarns on the front from a social media clip, and wanted to share it with you, it is my go-to when alternating skeins, enjoy! The sweater I showed off in this video is my version of the Avena by Jennifer Steingass: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/avena-6 Consider subscribing, suggest videos you want to see below, and check out the Sun Dragon Sideshow, Liz and I are always making fun things. We will be talking a lot about the Ranunculus as well during this knit-a-long over there: https://www.youtube.com/c/sundragonsideshow @Sun Dragon Sideshow Let me know what else you would be interested in seeing in a video :) Check out our patreon page: patreon.com/sundragon Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAhylJUhip17eAtqexhcvaw/join