These funky leopard print socks are knit cuff down with an afterthought heel, making it easier to concentrate on the stranded colorwork pattern without worrying about shaping the heel.

Knit cuff down, with a heel flap and stranded colorwork pattern right before the toe is knit.

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These fun stranded socks are knit with an afterthought heel. This means you can concentrate on the colorwork patern without having to worry about shaping the heel.

This simple colorwork design uses two colors of fingering weight yarn. Use similar colors for a gentle, gradual fade. Both written and charted instructions are provied.

I am so excited to finally share this pattern with you all! It is a quick little stranded neckwarmer worked up in a wool worsted weight yarn. It is knit in the round and features a simple stranded design that is easy to memorize and good for those new to colorwork. The colorwork pattern is given in written instructions as well as in a chart for...

This simple cowl is knitted in the round using only knit and purl stitches. The textured, repeating diamond pattern is reversible with the front side of the cowl looking nearly identical to the back. This cowl is designed to be looped around the neck twice, for a warm cozy fit. It is simple enough for a beginner, but the pattern keeps things in...

This simple colorwork design uses a solid color for the main color and a variegated yarn for the contrasting color, producing a beautiful stockinette side and a more textured “wrong side.” This hat is reversible so you can flip it to whichever side you like. The optional pom-pom is also reversible, and can be attached two different ways.

Are the short, dark. cold days of winter getting you down? What better way to cheer up then knitting some tropical fruit mittens! When you’re outside in the cold and snow, these stranded, wool mitts keep your fingers warm while reminding you that summer is just around the corner.