Knit in just two pieces from side to side, this sweater uses a variegated yarn with fairly long color runs to create the striping. You’ll knit two rows from one skein of yarn, and then two rows from a second skein of the same colorway of yarn, making sure that the starting point is at a different color for each skein. Because you work only two rows at a time from each skein, you can simply carry the yarn that’s not being used up the side. Thus, you won’t have a lot of tails to weave in when the sweater is finished.