Fair Isle Favorites: 9 Patterns to Try Stranded Knitting

The new year is the perfect time to learn a new skill, and colorwork is a great place to start. Fair Isle knitting, also known as stranded knitting, is my favorite technique for adding colorwork to a project. With this technique, you carry your unworked yarn behind your working yarn to create floats. Click here to find out more about Fair Isle knitting.

Knit Snow Day Cap in Wool-Ease Thick & Quick	Knit Change of Flurries Hat in Alpine Wool	Knit Glamorous Fair Isle Hat in Vanna’s Glamour
Knit Three Color Cowl in Vanna’s Choice	Knit Tablet (iPad) Fair Isle Tech Vest in Wool-Ease	Knit Limelight Stirrup Socks in Wool-Ease
Knit Colorwork Sweater in Martha Stewart Crafts Alpaca Blend	Knit Colorful Fair Isle Throw in Wool-Ease and Amazing	Knit Fair Isle Capelet in Wool-Ease

Looking for more Fair Isle inspiration? Click here to view all of our Fair Isle patterns. Happy knitting!

Related links:

• Learn to Knit Colorwork: Fair Isle, Intarsia, and Duplicate Stitch
• 10 Projects to Learn New Skills: Colorwork