This is a beginner-friendly colorwork vest with a squiggle down the front that is done using the intarsia technique. It includes video examples of how to do the intarsia, which follows a visual chart. The body is worked in panels before the pieces are seamed. The arm hole ribbing and collar ribbing is then added by picking up stitches, with the...

This is a beginner-friendly colorwork pattern with instructions on how to make a cute little sweater for your wine bottle. It’s a perfect Valentine’s Day accessory or gift. The “garment” is knitted in the round from the bottom up, with simple colorwork in the band, which follows Chart A. If you are newer to colorwork or want an easier option, f...

This is a cozy and thick cowl that uses the double knitting technique. This means that on the outside of the cowl, you will see your main color (MC) with your contrast color (CC) as the border and design. On the reverse side of the cowl you will see your CC with your MC as the border and design. You will need to have mastered both the double kn...

This is a Valentines Day inspired colorwork vest worked in panels for the body and using my special colorwork technique to add the cupid image to the front of the vest. The panels are knitted flat and then seamed at the end. Collar and armhole ribbing is added by picking up the stitches. The ribbing is done in an optional half twisted rib.

This is a fun colorowork mitten pattern for the adventurous beginner and beyond! The design features two dreidels on the backs of the mittens and dreidel rules on the palms. The mittens are knit in the round with colorwork added as you go. The thumb is picked up and completed after the mitten is finished. I have included a video tutorial to how...

This is a gender-neutral, beginner-friendly knitted tee pattern with the front design added using duplicate stitch, intarsia, or an intarsia + stranded colorwork mix. The body is knitted flat in 2 panels without shaping, then seamed and stitches for the sleeves are picked up and added. There are two options for the neck – a roll neck or a sligh...

This is a cozy colorwork vest worked in panels for the body and using my special colorwork technique to include the checks as you go. The panels are knitted flat and then seamed at the end. Sleeve ribbing and a collar are then added by picking up the stitches.

This is a cozy colorwork vest worked in panels for the body with the words added in duplicate stitch before the pieces are seamed. Short sleeves and a collar are then added by picking up the stitches.

This is a quick tank pattern with a front design added using duplicate stitch. The tank is knitted in front and back panels, then color work is added before the tank is seamed and neck and arm borders are added in seed stitch. There are 3 color work charts to choose from, based on size and preference.

This is a one-size, knitted afikomen cover, knitted in one piece with light seaming and an added button and optional duplicate stitch pattern. The vertical stripes are done using a fancy laddering technique - it’s much easier than it looks! You have three options for the color work. Choosing to do without, choosing to do it with duplicate stitc...

This is a cozy sweater with unique color work on the sleeves. You can work the body either in a front and back panel with seams or in the round, separating at the armpits to then work flat. The sleeves are picked up and knitted flat, with the colorwork added using duplicate stitch before seaming the sleeves.

This is a colorwork addition to All About Ami’s Uptown Cardigan pattern. You can find the cardigan pattern free here: https://www.allaboutami.com/pattern-the-uptown-cardigan/

This is a cozy colorwork sweater worked in panels for the body and seamed before adding sleeves and a collar by picking up the stitches. The color work is done using intarsia and made “ugly” with the clever use of snaps and standalone knitted pieces.

This is a one-size, knitted bag with reinforced short straps and a design added using doublestitch.

This is a colorwork addition to All About Ami’s Uptown Cardigan pattern. You can find the cardigan pattern free here: https://www.allaboutami.com/pattern-the-uptown-cardigan/

This is a bottom up, raglan-style pull-over that can be modified to the length you want in body and sleeves, with an option to add a turtleneck!