The Flecked Tweed Stitch is a simple colorwork pattern that looks much more complicated than it actually is. By utilizing slipped stitches, this normal colorwork stripe is turned into an intricate pattern. It’s perfect for scarves, blankets, hats, mittens, socks…pretty much anything!

The Two Color Plaited Basketweave is a criss crossed colorwork pattern with a woven texture. Using a combination of slipped stitches and cabling techniques, this unique fabric ends up nice and tight.

The ridge check stitch is a mosaic colorwork stitch. By pulling up a stitch of one color over a row with another color, a checkerboard effect is created.

The sliding block stitch is a mosaic colorwork pattern that consists of columns of horizontal bars, shifting from side to side.

The checked rose stitch is a two colored stitch in the brioche family. It's a double layered fabric, with one color used for the front of the stitch and a second color for the back.

The barred stripes is a simple and easy mosaic colorwork stitch that creates rows of horizontal, textured stripes.

The color seeded pattern is a mosaic colorwork stitch. It creates a fabric composed of vertical slipped stitch columns on top of a background of multicolored seed stitch.

The ladder lattice stitch is a mosaic style colorwork pattern. Using slipped stitches and two colors, the illusion of ladder rungs are created.

The two-color bee stitch is an alternate version of the bee stitch. Using the Knit One Below stitch, a unique colorful fabric texture is created.

The two-tone lattice stitch is a mosaic colorwork pattern. Using slipped stitches and only one color at a time, this beautiful lattice design is created.