knitting with multiple strands held together
A knitting technique where two or more yarn strands are treated as a single strand throughout the work, creating a thicker fabric or color effect.
Knitting with strands held together produces a thicker sweater than usual.
This scarf is knitted with two strands held together.
Standard kanji spelling for this knitting term.
Mixed kanji-kana spelling; less common but still used.
Compound of 引き (hiki, continuative form of 引く 'pull') + 揃え (soroe, continuative form of 揃える 'align, gather'). The term describes pulling multiple yarn strands together to align them as one.