stranded colourwork knitting

How to start knitting stranded colourwork It is no secret that I love to knit stranded colourwork, and in this blogpost I’m giving you some tips and tricks for how ...

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!

knittingilove on Instagram: Knitting stranded colour work using continental style (holding yarn in left hand) & relaxing & breathing through the whole process.…

Since I have a tendency to use stranded colorwork in my designs, I thought I’d write about an element of stranded colorwork that often gets overlooked: color dominance. So what the heck is it…

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!

Ten tips that will help you improve your stranded knitting technique and make projects made in Fair Isle and other colour patterns better.

This is Knit | Family-Run Yarn Shop in Dublin, Ireland on Instagram: "Hey fellow doodlers! 🧶 If you’re as mad about doodling with yarn as we are, here’s a little nugget of wisdom for you. Stranded Colourwork might sound a bit tricky, but don’t let it spook you! 👻 Try holding a colour in each hand – one in English style and the other in Continental. It keeps things neat and flowing, perfect for those multi-colour doodle patterns! 🎨✨ This is just a taste of what you’ll learn in our My…

The secret to perfect stranded colourwork / fair isle knitting. Learn to control it whether you're an English, Continental or one-colour-per-hand knitter.

Simple way to knit Fair Isle and other stranded colourwork by using one strand of yarn instead of managing two strands at the same time.