"Avoid The Terrible Tangles: Tips For Knitting Two-At-A-Time"

You've just learned the awesome technique of knitting two-at-a-time. But now you've got a tangled mess of yarn wrapped around your cable needles and hopelessly fused in your knitting bag. That's okay! I'll show you how to prevent your yarn from EVER tangling again. Remember, Two-at-a-Time is supposed to be better and easier! If it's not more magical in every way, I'll show you how to fix whatever's going on.

So: here's how to keep your balls of yarn from tangling when knitting 2-at-a-time:

The trick is to keep one strand of yarn to the front and the other to the back. Make sure you place your balls of yarn on either side of you! The key moment for keeping the yarns untangled is during "the switch."

Yay! Now you can knit two socks at a time without even breaking a (mental) sweat. Enjoy your newfound yarn serenity!

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