A great follow up to the Winter’s Rhythm capelet, this sock pattern keeps you moving through another slip stitched color-work pattern with ease. Two sizes are available for those who have heavier ankles and tend to get forgotten in patterned sock writing. There are left and right foot instructions that disguise the color-work “jog” on the inside of the ankle, so every experience level will look like an expert knitter. Knit the next mosaic obsession where color-work is accessible and easy for any knitter, and of course in my favorite garment, socks!

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Winter’s Rhythm is the next in my line of Mosaic patterns. This capelet wears wonderfully. The stitch pattern imitates the Mosaic pattern. This design is both functional and fashionable. Great for every shape and size. The smaller size fits up to a size large and the larger size will fit a XXL very well! The knitting in this garment has its own rhythm, the ebb and flow of the contrasting colors along with the slipped stitches and purls make for quick finishing. As always, unique doesn’t have to be complicated. Try this simple, yet satisfying garment.

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A beautiful hat worked in the round.  This is a great step for beginning knitters wanting to build their confidence before color- work, or for those experienced knitters who have never worked a mosaic pattern, this pattern will surprise you.  Using worsted weight yarn, this hat knits up easily in an evening!

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A fantastic mitten pattern to accompany All Keyed Up.  Mosaic knitting is taken a step further with knitting and purling, plus the unique construction will expand your knowledge.  Great pictures assist in the construction of these great cold weather necessities.  You also should note that 100 yds of CC and 200 yds of the MC will make the matching set!

The key to warmth cowl is the third accessory with the greek key mosiac pattern. As someone who has a hard time knitting scarves, this cowl was designed to drape around the shoulder and neck area for fantastic warmth. Pull it up to cover your face and ears, or pull it down, and wear around your shoulders. Wear it under your coat or wear as an accessory to your favorite outfit.  Either way, I know this quick knit will become a must have for you and your friends.