We’ve curated a Colorwork Starter Kit!
It has:
- The Colorwork Bible by Jesie Ostemiller
- 2 Skeins of yarn by Freia!: Note that it’s a mini in the picture, but yours would be a full skein, and both colors are chosen by you.
- By Knit Picks
- Yarn Stranding Guide
- Smaller Bobbins
- Larger Bobbins
Enter
Just leave a comment here to enter – one entry per person. If you want to tell me which technique you’re interested in, or which colors of yarn, even better!
The giveaway runs until the end of December!
Good luck!
Hi …..I am a semi-newbie in the Crochet department …… I want to be able to create other items besides just a straight scarf. This sounds great and look forward to many interesting ideas and items from your site. Happy New Year.
I love color work the more color better it is. I like blue combo and earth combo.
I’m primarily a blue person, but any clear strong color works for me. No pastels here. I have steeking on my knitting bucket list so working on finding a pattern that I like for a cardigan.
I’m a want-to-be colour-work knitter. I drool over Nordic, Fair Isle and intarsia patterns, but only briefly as I don’t know where to begin. It would be wonderful to move on from stripes as my only expression in colours 🙂
Although I’ve done some color work, I could definitely use help to perfect my techniques.
I love blue and green combos and also peach and pink tones.
What a great kit you’ve put together! Although I have done some colorwork,
I definitely would like to perfect my techniques. I avoid very dark colors because it’s too hard for me to see my stitches well. I love green and blue combos, but also like peach and pink tones.
I love fair isle but have never used a stranding guide. Just started learning brioche and mosaic techniques. I could really use some help mastering intarsia! Colorwork is fun!
I really enjoy these posts! Inspiring!
What a great idea. Ultimately, I want to make a fairisle sweater, but in the meantime I’m building up to it with hats & socks. I’d love to learn brioche too, but that’s really daunting.
I’m really interested in expanding my colorwork knowledge so this would really help!
I am looking to improve my stranded colorwork. Love the Shield Maiden Sweater.
I really want to perfect my Colorwork and stranded knitting! Everyone says it is east, but. . .!
I’m curious about The technique with cable a different colour than the background.
I’ve always wanted to try fair isle and am ready to take the leap. There are so many other techniques that make knitting an intriguing endeavor.
I love color work, but I need to improve my tension. Practice, practice!
Brioche. I definitely want to learn brioche. I’d like to know the difference between brioche and brioche-tuck. I see so many terms I don’t understand.
I like knitting mosaic and double knitting colorwork. I need to learn how to tension my yarn while knitting stranded colorwork. My tension is too tight and it puckers.
I always wanted to try a Nordic sweater…maybe now will be my chance
I’ve always wanted to learn two color brioche and improve my 2 color knitting. I always end up too tight. I love bright jewel tone colors.
I am interested in making hyperbolic knitted and crocheted “toys” for people who are suffering from severe Dementia and for children and adults who are suffering from severe autism. My friends and I donate these gifts to care homes in the Netherlands and to groups of indigenous patients in Australia. We need new, simple mobius patterns and new ideas for these toys. Any ideas?
My dad died from Alzheimer’s. He would have love something like this. On behalf of all those families, THANK YOU for spreading the sunshine. 🙂
Congratulations on producing your stunning colour technique collection,can’t wait to cast on the beautiful ladies sweater.