Mosaic Colorwork: Nov. 8th, 15th, 22th

Mosaic colorwork is a novel way of knitting color designs.  Invented by Barbara G. Walker, this method can be used to create spectacular designs without having to carry strands of yarn across the back of the work or work with more than one strand of yarn at a time. Mosaic knitting is easy to learn — all you need to know is how to knit and purl and how to slip a stitch.  (Slipped stitches are used to develop the pattern. Colors are worked one strand at a time across each row.)

Create a beautiful, two-color geometric patterned scarf using this unique slipstitch colorwork knitting technique.

Learn more about mosaic colorwork here.