Variegated colourways are super fun to knit, especially when knitting patterns consisting mainly of stockinette or garter, because they keep you engaged with colour and add another dimension to your otherwise plain project. It's a lot of fun to watch colours pop up in your fabric as you knit with variegated yarn; plus it takes your mind off the monotony that can arise from all those knit stitches! It's a shame that a lot of knitters shy away from variegated colourways, because they think these colours are too bright or they worry about them pooling. All of these issues can be easily avoided when you know how to 'read' and use variegated colourway; and, that is exactly what we are going to look at today. Hopefully, after reading this post we'll have you itching to get some variegated yarn onto
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