The success of your colorwork projects starts before you even begin knitting. Use these fundamental color theory concepts to set yourself up for more eye-catching results in your finished fabric.
Featured Colorways
- Shelter Snowbound, Flannel, and Embers
- Shelter Old World, Hayloft, and Fossil
- Arbor Tincture, Butte, Cobbler, and Seaglass
- Arbor Sashiko, Heron, Treehouse, and Lovat
- Arbor Nightfall, Loam, Cobbler, Firebrush, Rainier, Tincture, and Heron
- Arbor Humpback, Fleet, Sashiko, Rainier, Thaw, Heron, and Driftwood
- Shelter Cast Iron, Hayloft, Snowbound, and Plume
- Shelter Bale, Snowbound, Yellowstone, Fossil, Sweatshirt, Almanac, and Snowbound
- Peerie Fleet, Seaglass, Aurora, and Treehouse
- Peerie Seaglass, Firebrush, Hammock, and Rainier
- Peerie Nori and Hammock
- Peerie Cassis and Calluna
- Peerie Seaglass and Hammock
- Loft Nest, Camper, and Woodsmoke
- Loft Old World, Hayloft, and Fossil
- Quarry Hematite and Geode
- Quarry Lazulite and Gypsum
Loose skeins shown:
- Shelter Bale, Fossil, Yellowstone, Sweatshirt, and Flannel
- Loft Yellowstone, Bale, Nest, Hayloft, Fossil, Cast Iron, Iceberg, and Snowbound
Featured Pattern
FIRST COLORWORK COWL
BT by Brooklyn Tweed
The First Colorwork Cowl's motifs incorporate easy combinations of both one-color and simple two-color stranded rounds. Colors alternate frequently, meaning catching floats is not necessary! A digital companion pattern provides written instructions alongside 4- and 5-color variations. Worked in worsted-weight yarn, this pattern makes for great colorwork practice and swift gift knitting.
Practice this Technique
Otte Hat
Otte
Galloway Hat
Seeds
Brooklyn Tweed Yarn
LOFT
fingering
SHELTER
worsted
ARBOR
DK-weight
PEERIE
fingering
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