I make a lot of cat bear beanies like this one with any multicolored yarn I can find and they usually have some sort of pattern like this but this one turned out particularly nice looking and I think it counts as pooling?

About 1/3 of the way through. Going to add a few different borders to add length and width to make it an adult size blanket. And of course need to weave in the tails

Yarn is Caron Jumbo in Folliage. I used the planned pooling websites to figure out the stitch counts.

I have never done planned pooling before. I'm a better crochet-er than knitter but I wanted to make a flat piece into a shirt, so I'm going to do knitting instead. Any recommendations for cast on style or does it not matter? And if I give up trying to knit this, what crochet stitches would you recommend for clothing? Something not see through but also not too tight. I'm using mainstays (Walmart brand). I think it's either DK or worsted, I lost the label lol

But didn’t realise how massive I made it! Will have to buy more wool! 🤦‍♀️ got my feet in the photo for perspective. I’m going to have a bad neck after this! 🤣

This is going to be for a shrug sweater and now the front and back can match so it’s going to look so perfect! I used Caron Cotton Ripple Cakes 07010 Wildflowers

I really like what she has done unknowingly! And the pooling around the boobs will be mesmerizing lol

Also, she is asking, what solid color would you choose for the back? I like the darkest green, her boyfriend likes the lightest green, she likes them all!

I swear I started, frogged and restarted 8 times and just was not getting it. I said “this is it last time and I’m done”… Clearly I got it and now I’m obsessed and just ordering more yarn. So fun!!!

Been working up a swatch in preparation to make my own Neon Stripes blanket. After getting frustrated at the different-than-expected color cycles and wondering why they didn’t look like others on this thread, I realized I bought Bright Stripes instead of Neon Stripes lol 🤦‍♀️

So if anyone has any planned pooling projects they’ve done with BRIGHT stripes, I’d love to see your projects as inspiration 😂

I can finally say I've finished one of the 5 skeins for my lapghan using the RH All-in-One Granny Square yarn in Black Dove color way. So far, it's got a nice weight to it, and it works up rather quickly with the mini bean stitch. I already got the second skein attached to continue it.

I will say, though, that this is a real test of your tension. Some bits I had to loosen up or tighten up to make sure the color change happened where needed.

Thanks everyone for inspiring me to do this!

P.S.: the package says it makes 14 granny squares, but it definitely has enough color cycles for 15.

Just had to say I’ve never heard of this before. I have been doing various yarn and needle crafts for 25+ years. I am mesmerized!

Mini Bean (Elizabeth) stitch Full sequence

Bernat handicrafter; I've had a few issues but nothing super terrible (other than only getting about 4 stitches with a colour that one time 😑) If there's any other Canadians in here, what's your go-to pooling yarn thats available in stores?

First time try and It’s taken me ages and a bit of frogging but think I’ve worked it out - got the diagonal 1 stitch step on the 3rd row so feeling hopeful Using cygnet baby pure - bit of bleeding noticed between colours but once it’s worked up I don’t think you’ll notice it

Finally got around to finishing this blanket and decided to use an envelope border.

For the border, do you guys think the blue is too much? Should I just leave it black? Thanks for the help!

First time trying pooling and had to do soooooo much frogging! This was a great way to practice tension consistency, I'm hooked!

Yarn: Paint Party (I Love This Yarn) Pattern: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/willow-leg-warmers

Yarn store owner got some Lion Brand Bundle of Love yarn that holds up much better, so I made a purse with two different pooling results.

I've been following this sub for a while and I've been so interested!!

A few days ago I took the first steps and bought 3 skeins of the RH All-in-One Granny Square yarn in Black Dove. I've been trying to do some research on good stitches to use, since the lengths of color in these are longer than other variegated yarns, and have seen mentions of granny stitch being used. I've looked at some tutorials on how to granny stitch, and I keep getting 2 different ways to start: ch 3+1 or ch 4+6. And in addition to that 2 different ways to do the actual stitch: 3 DC clusters + ch 2 or 3 DC clusters in between previous cluster spaces.

Just kind of wanted to get my bearings before I start making a gauge to see how many stitches I can get per color and put that in the calculator. ☺️