Stuck on Colour? Here’s How to Find Combinations You’ll Love
Stuck on colour? You’re not alone. Here’s how to train your eye, find inspiration everywhere, and build a palette you’ll genuinely love – one project at a time.
Colour and Design
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This easy cotton chemo cap pattern is gentle on sensitive skin and simple enough for any skill level. It’s a small, practical way to offer comfort and support to someone in treatment, or to contribute to community donation projects.
Tunisian Bobble Stitch produces a fabric that looks equally good on both sides. It is worked on a Tunisian/Afghan hook which looks like a knitting needle with a hook instead of a point on the one end and a stopper on the other.
Tunisian Crochet Knit Stitch produces a fabric that looks very much like knitted stocking stitch but the finished fabric is much thicker, and doesn’t have as much stretch.
This lovely tunisian crochet stitch looks woven. It works up fast, and so would be great for making a scarf or throw.
Using only simple knit and purl stitches, this Box Stitch - Knit pattern produces a double sided, textured fabric that is wonderful for scarves and throws.
Although it looks complicated, the bamboo stitch is easy enough for beginners. It also looks really good using multi-coloured yarn.
There are endless variations to what can be made with this pattern. So, just for fun, cover your necklace in roses, make rose brooch pins, matching earrings ...
At first glance this stitch looks quite fiddly and difficult but, working with only one yarn at a time makes it much easier than it looks.
