An excellent primer for creating colorwork projects thats size-inclusive and for all skill levels - Library Journal Starred Review
An excellent primer for creating colorwork projects thats size-inclusive and for all skill levels. Knitters will also be able to apply this versatile technique to Fair Isle, Icelandic, Norwegian, and many other knitting patterns and designs. Library Journal Starred Review.
Get ready to try this great knitting style and make beautiful garments! With the help of author Anna Dervout, you''ll soon have colorwork spilling off your needles with ease, as you create delicate, modern patterns for women and children alike to wear.
- Discover different colorwork techniques using circular needles, which are becoming increasingly popular among knitting enthusiasts.
- Youll learn how to choose your yarns, manage tension, knit in the round, and integrate a seamless change of color into your work.
- Illustrated step-by-step instructions guide you through the learning process
- At the end of the book put your knowledge into practice to create 5 superb patterns, each suited to a different skill level: create a hat, a sweater or a cardigan and see all your hard work pay off!
Colorwork refers to a technique used to knit patterns in multiple colors; it requires the simultaneous use of several different colors in the same row. Colorwork is used for sweaters, hats, scarves and mittens, but also a wide range of accessories (cushions, Christmas stockings or coasters). An understanding of colorwork paves the way to integrating a vast range of knitting motifs: horizontal, vertical, geometric or stand-alone.
Annas patterns are designed to be, above all, relaxing for the knitter; they are written in a clear manner, accessible to beginners, and are also size inclusive. Anna does the hard work of demystifying this traditional knitting technique so that it no longer holds any secrets.
