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This repeating design will be a great chart to stitch as a background to fill in behind a larger design or as a stand-alone creation in itself. You can use any color and I think it would look smash…

Doodle Knitting Patterns are the ultimate way to inspire creative colorwork! Use these flexible, mix-and-match chart cards to visually re-arrange and design the perfect Doodle pattern. How it Works: 1. Choose your construction method 2. Choose your doodle charts 3. Choose your order/colors 4. Start knitting

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When I first started learning stranded colorwork knitting, I began describing it as doodling with yarn. To me, it felt like each row was sort of a slow-motion version of coloring in a pattern. Except instead of using markers or colored pencils - you’re using fiber. One of my favorite things about colorwork is seeing the pattern emerge over time. And I find myself drawn to both knitting and designing patterns that encourage you to “knit just one more row.” I created the “Doodle Pattern…

Here are seven quick tips that will immediately improve the look of your color work.

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Do you struggle with tight floats in three-color colorwork? Two-pass knitting is an easy way to knit multi-color stranded colorwork so that you're only working with two yarns at a time. In order to do this, you need to work the same round in two passes, alternating which stitches are knit and which ones are slipped. In this tutorial I demonstrate how to use this clever trick that makes knitting three-color colorwork a breeze!