Colorwork knitting for beginners

Knitting color work can be daunting when starting out. Read for some color work tips that make it easier to do and get a lovely result!

A step-by-step tutorial on fair isle knitting for beginners. How to get started, how to get floats, using a knitting thimble & important tips.

Fair Isle knitting can look as if you've performed magic once you've finished! Also known as stranded knitting or colour-work knitting, let's get you started today. #knit

In this beginner’s guide, I’ll walk you through the basics of stranded colorwork, share tips for improving tension, and show you how using a Norwegian knitting thimble can enhance both your speed and accuracy. Plus, I’ll suggest the perfect tools to make your colorwork projects a breeze!

With the Fair Isle Advent MKALendar you'll create a stocking cap or a cowl in 25 days... or take the emergency exit to turn the cap into a head-hugging beanie. All sorts of fingering-weight leftovers, scraps, half-a skeins, unicorn tails, or advent calendar minis are ideal.

A step by step tutorial on how to double knit for beginners. Easy instructions (plus a video) showing you this simple colorwork technique.

Do you struggle with tight floats in stranded colorwork knitting? In this blog post I demonstrate an easy trick to keeping your floats loose: knitting colorwork inside out. And no, that doesn't mean having to purl in colorwork! Read the post to understand how needle tip position affects circular knitting, the difference between working right side out and inside out, and how working in the round inside out can help with tight floats. #knitting #knit #stranded #colorwork #tutorial…

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