Colorwork knitting

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 […]

In colorwork or mosaic knitting it's important to keep your floats loose on the back of the work. Here's a clever trick on how to do that with yarnovers.

Here are seven quick tips that will immediately improve the look of your color work.

Courtney Flynn on Instagram: "This is my favorite way to catch long floats. 🤩 I shared this method with you guys in my book, The Art of Knitting Hats, and the full tutorial for this technique on my YouTube channel has become my most popular video there—thank you! 😘 (Links to my book and my YouTube channel in bio.) So I thought l’d share a quick version with you here, too. 🤗 What’s your favorite way to catch long floats when you’re knitting stranded colorwork? • Pattern ➰: Spark Beanie…

I Wooly Love it - Knit Bracelets “Properly practiced, knitting soothes the troubled spirit, and it doesn't hurt the untroubled spirit either.”

For the mitten knit-along I am doing, colorwork knitting is a requirement. The pattern must include more than one color for this KAL, and the mittens I am knitting have three. Once you know the bas…

Do you struggle with tight floats in three-color colorwork? Two-pass knitting is an easy way to knit multi-color stranded colorwork so that you're only working with two yarns at a time. In order to do this, you need to work the same round in two passes, alternating which stitches are knit and which ones are slipped. In this tutorial I demonstrate how to use this clever trick that makes knitting three-color colorwork a breeze!

I've rounded up the best Fair Isle and colorwork patterns for cozy additions to your winter wardrobe. These 15 beautiful knitted pieces are perfect for those who love intricate designs.

I’m in love with one way of knitting colorwork: slip stitch knitting, that wonderfully simple technique using one yarn at a time.