You need some mood music to knit by. How about: “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore”?

“Amen” and LOL to Barbara-Kay’s comment. Could be the soundtrack to my own life.

Or “Aint Misbehaving” since it’s in the same genre and you aren’t because you’re knitting! Got to say, that’s the neatest back to knitting I’ve ever saw

Ooh, that’s way more patient than I am. I float up to five stitches, and weave a middle stitch for anything longer than that. It looks gorgeous though, even from the back!

That twisiting part (around each other as I’m knitting) makes me crazy. I have the same problem when I do two socks from the same ball of yarn!

It’s not the carrying the yarn after every stitch, it’s the untangling that gets to me everytime and them I just find a nice friend to help me untangle. A gentleman once asked if he could help because he was used to untangling fish lines…lol.

Hey, you called me? My former name was Cecil, ya know. I hope you’re not feeling seasick from the color work!

Ooh, that definitely does look warm and cozy — it’s going to be worth the untangling!

hmm – my usual answer to the twisting is to allow 2 stitches with a float (no more than that) and designate one of the yarns “bottom” and the other “top” then for 3 stitches and up, if “bottom” is floating it goes up, then down (multiple times if necessary) and ends up back “bottom” and “top” goes down then up, ending up back at “top” – I also work with one ball each side of me to encourage good behaviour!

good luck – it looks very cosy

M

The twist: put each ball in a mason jar. put the jars on that lazy susan that is just sitting around in the cupboard. Knit away–every once in a while, give Susan a backwards nudge with your foot.

Now, THAT’s a cool idea! Thank you!