Colorwork knitting patterns

This listing is for a PDF knitting pattern, not for a finished knitted item!! This nature-inspired pattern is recommended for intermediate-level knitters who have experience with stranding and working from charts. Size: Women’s medium Yarn: Fingering or sock weight yarn in two contrasting colors. The mittens require approximately 160 yards of each Needles: US size 2 (2.75mm) or size needed to obtain gauge - You may use DPNs or a circular needle if using Magic Loop method Gauge: 10 stitches…

This listing is for a Knitting Pattern This listing has 5 PDFs. Each PDF contains a full pattern including materials and 3 color charts. This pattern is knit from the bottom up, sewing on the sleeves separately. Some of the color work is duplicate stitch (tent). A rounded tip plastic yarn needle is important! Size Range B Chest Circumference: 32.5 (34, 35.5)” Bottom Ribbing Circumference: 32.5 (34, 35.5)” From Back Collar to Bottom: 22 (22, 23)” Sleeve Length: 23 (23, 24)” Sleeve…

I love stranded colorwork knitting. There’s something about making pictures appear that is so addictive and I enjoy the challenge of transforming a limited number of squares into something recognizable […]

The Rad Radish socks knitting pattern makes a fun pair of socks for any avid gardener. For wearing while pottering around the garden, allotment, balcony or even inspecting your seedlings on the windowsills. These are the socks to have while taking care of your plants. Can radish socks be really rad? I think so! The excitement when you see a glimpse of the green radish leaves poking up from your boots (or poking out from under the toe from your sandals!) is perfectly rad! Radishes are about…

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I got to interview Erica Heusser, ericamay on Ravelry, @eheusserdesigns on instagram. My process for developing motifs goes like this: Pick a reference, chart the reference, knit the swatch, compare the swatch to the reference, alter the chart, repeat from Continue reading Interview with Erica Heusser, ericamay on Ravelry→

A worsted, mosaic knit cowl with corrugated ribbing and designs resembling little curlicues. Have fun playing around with colors! It knits up in a flash! The mosaic method of colorwork uses one color at a time and slip stitches to get the color change, so it’s a perfect project for beginners to try colorwork. No floats

Some sample patterns and project from Lynne Watterson's THE VERY EASY GUIDE TO FAIR ISLE KNITTING