Colorwork
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3:41Carrying Two Yarns in Your Right Hand for Stranded Colorwork
Stranded colorwork is a beautiful technique that creates interesting designs in your knitting. In this video, Michele Lee Bernstein shares an easy method for carrying two yarns in your right hand while working stranded colorwork projects. When working Fair Isle designs, some knitters will pick up and drop each yarn as they are knitting. Others…
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3:19Carrying Yarns Alongside Your Project
When working in stripes or alternating skeins of hand-dyed yarns, it can be daunting to think about all the ends that will need to be woven into the project in the end. In this video, Corrina Ferguson provides you with an alternative, by demonstrating how to carry yarns along the side of your project. If…
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5:01How to Knit Slipped Stitch Stripes
Slipped stitch stripes are a great addition to your knitting project. In this video, Corrina Ferguson will take you through the steps of knitting a beautiful slipped stitch stripe pattern. There are many ways to knit slipped stitch stripes, and Corrina shares how to work a simple 2-color stripe, which you can find in her…
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6:01Knit an Interesting Striped Pattern Using Knit Below Stitches
Knit one below stitches can be used to create a variety of decorative stitch patterns. In this video, knitting expert Corrina Ferguson demonstrates how to knit an interesting striped pattern using knit below stitches. Two colors of yarn are needed to complete this stitch pattern, which is sometimes known as the Garland Stitch. Corrina is…
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4:57Mosaic Knitting: An Overview
Mosaic Knitting is a fun slipped stitch technique that can be used in any project, from baby hats and blankets to sweaters and socks. In this video, Mary Beth Temple gives a brief overview of this technique to get you started on your mosaic knitting journey. This technique was first created by Barbara Walker in…
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10:19Mosaic Knitting: Reading Charts
Mosaic Knitting is a fun slipped stitch technique that can be used in any project, from baby hats and blankets to sweaters and socks. In this video, Mary Beth Temple explains the basics of how to read traditional mosaic charts. This technique was first created by Barbara Walker in the 1970s. The stitch patterns are…
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19:06Mosaic Knitting: Working in Garter Stitch
Mosaic Knitting is a fun slipped stitch technique that has hundreds of stitch patterns to choose from. These stitch patterns can be worked in both Stockinette Stitch and Garter Stitch. In this video, knitting expert Mary Beth Temple demonstrates how to work a mosaic knitting pattern in garter stitch. MOSAIC KNITTING CHART The chart that…
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18:59Mosaic Knitting: Working in Stockinette Stitch
Slipped stitch knitting is a fun technique to incorporate multiple colors into your knitting projects while only working one color at a time. The mosaic knitting technique was first created by Barbara Walker in the 1970s. The stitch patterns are created by using two colors of yarn, switching yarn every two rows. Because the mosaic…
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4:18Yarn Color Dominance in Stranded Knitting
Stranded colorwork is a technique where more than one color of yarn is used on a row (or round) of knitting. When working this type of colorwork, it’s possible to control the color dominance in the project. In this video, Michele Lee Bernstein demonstrates how yarn color dominance in stranded knitting works. To begin, Michele…
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