Ladderback Jacquard Colorwork Knitting Class

Ladderback Jacquard Colorwork Knitting Class 

Ready to elevate your colorwork? Join us in exploring the versatile ladder back jacquard technique! This class is perfect for knitters with a foundational knitting background. Colorwork knowledge is a plus, and we’ll be following along with an easy-to-read chart. Ladderback jacquard is ideal for projects with high-contrast colors where you don’t want floats showing through the fabric. It can be used in any colorwork project with floats, making it a game-changer for both appearance and durability.

This class has Homework.  Please see below and come to class with this section finished.

The pattern: we are working on the Passerine Hat .  Please download the pattern and print the chart prior to class.

Materials: please bring stitch markers, US size 2 and 3 16-inch circular knitting needles, and two contrasting colors of fingering-weight yarn approximately 52 yards for the contrasting and 160 yards of main color. I’ll be using Blue Sky Woolstok Light, but Sheep Graffiti sock yarns work beautifully too!

Homework:  Please come with the ribbing and the first two rows in the main color done and we will work on the third round together.