Today we have something super special for you to celebrate my upcoming video course Fantastic Mosaics – a giveaway!
Below, you can enter to win an amazing bundle of three prizes:
- A copy of my newest video course coming out March 28th, Fantastic Mosaics
- A copy of my Ultimate Knitting Course, Knitting Superstar
- A private, 20 minute 1-on-1 call with me, KnitFreedom founder Liat Gat
We will notify the winner via email on Saturday, March 28th by 6:30am PST.
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656 thoughts on “Giveaway! Win a Copy of Fantastic Mosaics, Knitting Superstar, and 1-on-1 Time With Me”
I would knit a colorful pillow cover for my couch.
I always wanted to knit a shawl-elegant and another one with fun yarn
If I could easing do colors I would knit several things like Christmas stockings, some mittens that use fair isle I have tons of patterns in my head for lots of color but it’s not so easy for me to knit fair isle things.
I would knit sweaters for my grandkids. Being able to knit multi colors faster would be awesome.
A beautiful sweater for my little granddaughter. Would this work with the BSJ by Elizabeth Zimmerman?
I love the Mosaic Pillow that you are including in your new video and I would like to try it. I have a new sofa the pillows would look great with in black, gray and burgundy.
A shawl or some fingerless.
I have some mittens that are heavily colored with owls on them. I would want to knit those.
I would knit a cowl… Hooked on these right now! :D
Mittens would be fun
I am anxious to knit my husband a sweater using colorwork. Second in line is a nice pair of sock for him!
E.Z.’s Three and One Sweater from Spun out #50, hands down without question or hesitation this is what Ia m going to knit whether I win or not! Why pick me? I’m not afraid to knit anything anymore. I’ve made the most of all of your videos, simple brioche, two color brioche, I’ve mastered knitting int the round and two at a time socks AND knitting has saved my life more than once. But I will share that with you on our call:) You’re my favorite online teacher!
Lots of Love,
Brian
I would love to make fancy socks, I just learned 2 at a time toe up socks. Just now finished. would love to make more than one color socks!!!!!!
A nice sweater for myself.
I would knit a complete outfit. A sweater, fingerless gloves, socks and a skirt. I would also buy the next any new videos Liat makes.
Socks, I would make some really neat socks. ;)
I am open to any suggestions, I so want to try color knitting
a very complex cardigan.
If I won I would knit a colorful shawl
I would knit a lightweight cardigan.
Would love to learn how to picture knit tapestry , like in the old castles…using different stitches, maybe even mixing media for stability, realizing the yarns have changed. But will try it some day….and make up my own rules.
I would probably make a baby sweater or hat…I love knitting for babies!
I would knit a crazy, bright, loud fair isle sweater for my ME!!!
I would knit a sweater for my grandson with a design he would like (probably some kind of MindCraft thing)
I would knit a fair isle Christmas stocking
After the winter we had in Québec this year, and I lost my felted mittens during a snow storm getting out of my car, probably tons of mittens. ;)
I would knit swatches! I love playing with colour and it would be so much fun to experiment!
If I could easily do color knitting right now, what I would knit would be something like a scarf or stole (rectangular) that looked like two-colored brocade or damask, so that one color was the foreground on one side and the background on the other side (and vice versa for the second color). Turquoise and chocolate …
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Definitely a shawl
I am working on sweaters and other apparel so I would love to learn to do more color.
I would continue to practice my color work.
I’d knit a fairisle vest or cardigan for me!
I would make socks! And when I am done grad school and finally have time to take my Knitting Superstar course, I will do just that :-)
Thanks!
sorry meant to say good luck to all who ever wins will be so lucky and hope their are able to share with all of us what an amazing win feels like
good luck to all everyone is a winner xo
well I would have to do Liats’ two-a-time socks I am proud to say that If not for Liat I would not be confident to even leave a comment…let a lone admit that I have the ability to knit continental style or even two a time anything so I can’t see me attempting colours knitting with out her
i think i’d like to make a vest for a good friend.
I’d start with a scarf or dishcloth to get the hang of it then move on to a vest. :-)
I would knit a vest for my husband and a matching one for the 6 grandsons.
I think a cowl would be a great start to learn. I’ve been wanting to learn how to do color work, and a cowl would be a somewhat easy pattern so the color pattern could be concentrated on.
fingerless mitts and a cowl :)
I would knit a super cute baby sweater.
I am on a baby sweater kick right now. My 28 year old son is single and my thought is I might be dead before he has children–thus–making up boy and girl versions sizes 6 months to 3 years plus a few hats!!!
I would make a sweater for my sister that she’s wanted since I first learned to knit and took her to my LYS. She is terminally ill, 70 years old, my sole surviving sibling, my best friend, my 2nd “mom”. I would love to be able to make her that special gift rather than one more hat, or scarf or pair of gloves. Since she is now home bound and has my 91 year old mother with dementia living with her, I’ve been trying to come up with something special for her – within the limits of my basic knitting “skills”!! Whether or not I “win” I want to learn the technique for her. I don’t do FB so this will be my be my only entry – one less thing for you to review!
I would knit a lovely, wacky hat to wear during winter dog shows here in the Pacific Northwest.
Hmmm, if I could knit a Neep hat which I faved on Ravelry years ago!
I would knit a pair of fingerless mitts for my Grandson and hats
I would like to knit a brioche cowl.
My son wants a blanket with Thomas The Tank Engine on it.
I have six grandchildren and I would love to make them all a jumper each
I would like to try some of the new multicolor shawl patterns. They need to look good on both sides!
I would love to make 1) an open swing style or kimono style cardigan jacket with patch pockets.
As well, I would enjoy making 2) intricate two at a time socks.
3) Fingerless miteens would also be fun.
4) A lovely throw (adult nap《G》) is another project which sounds useful and fun to do.
I’may looking forward to this class; I had been reading “Knitting With Two Colors” and really want to learn the method!
It is actually easier for me to say the few things in which I would have less interest: I cannot use another hat (and my husband and son won’t wear them) and I have no interest in throw pillows.
Warm regards to all,
Suze
May it be of benefit.
Vests are my favorite because they’re so season transitional and show off the colors so beautifully.
Again, I *love* color work and Mosaic fulfills the desire to work in color a little easier than other methods. I make prayer shawls and using 2 colors helps use up the “left-overs” from earlier projects.
Trying again. I have been a fan of Mosaic Knitting since I first purchased Mosaic Knitting by Barbara Walker (mine is a copy released by my local library). I would like to know how to have a plain border all around the piece – shawls in my case as they are fun to make as prayers shawls, but the lengthwise sides *need* a border.
I would first do those adorable dishcloths, then I would like to do a cardigan.
Mittens! It’s still winter here.
If I could do color knitting I would make a sweater for my grandson and socks for me.
I knit charity hats for cancer patients. Also, I enjoy intarsia knitting and have made some things for my 8 year old great-niece.
I’ve been trying to figure just how to get the tension right. I knit well, but fair isle has alway given me troubles. I would make hats and things to supplement my disability income.
I would knit wash clothes for the local shelter
It would be great to take my knitting to another level. Multicolored knitting would definitely be a plus.
I love every thing about Liet. Her video’s, her explanations, the speed she speaks at, well just every thing. So professional.
I would make either a baby hat for charity or a prayer shawl!
I’d knit my oldest sister a lovely pull over…lovely sweater for a lovely person…inside and out.
I would make a custom fit sweater, with color work around the yoke!!!
I have learned to knit socks with your wonderful videos so I would like to make a pair of color work socks. Also some dish cloths and dish towels. Thanks for this offer!
I would LOVE to knit a coloring sweater. I have just never had the patience to deal with all the different yarns. So I would really like to try this technique.
I would start with a scarf!
I would make a hat / sweater set for my baby.
I would make a scarf… I’m addicted to making them!
I would knit a big comfy coat/open sweater. Or placemats with thin thread.
I’d knit a colourful hat.
I would make a Sunday vest for DH.
I’d knit some fingerless mittens
I would make a hat for charity.
I’d make a pretty cardigan to wear with my slacks
I would just knit
I’d love to make sweaters for my grandaughters
Something like a mosaic blanket that would be the ultimate stash buster for all the odd bits of beautifully coloured yarn left over from other projects….
I would knit a stained glass blanket!
A scarf or mittens would be my first mosiac choice eventually working towards a sweater.
I’d love to knit a sweater and socks.
Either a sweater or a skirt. I would try to adapt this technique for my knitting machines as I’m a super slow hand knitter (but only small things like socks or scarfs or so or it would take me forever).
A modern, simple sweater that I can wear in fall and winter. I’d love to have a simple design with one darker vertical stripe in the middle, as I heard that is slimming and elongates the body.
I’d like to knit colorful slippers or socks, color work is really magical.
Hats! Lots & lots of hats! I love knitting hats.
I would knit some matching sets of hats, scarves and fingerless mittens.
I’m always so impressed with color knitting. I’ve tinkered with mosaic and would love to see your tips. I think I would start with a cowl, but I love cowls.
hats, cowls, shawls– oh my
I would love to be able to colorful knit sweaters for my adorable dogs.
I would like to be able to make any of those beautiful mitten patterns out there, like those in the “Woodland Winter Mittens” patterns or the “Deep in the Forest Mittens”, or the funny ones like “How Cold Is It?”
I’d try first on a scarf or baby blanket, then move to a sweater or poncho.
I would knit a slipped stitch felted bag in happy spring colors, especially green since I miss seeing the grass. Or I would do a beautiful fair isle hat that I love from the Cascade Yarns website.
I’d knit a fair isle sweater. It’s on my bucket list!
fair isle sweater!
I am the cowl queen! Lol So I would do a cowl.
I’d knit a beautiful sweater for my grand daughter (or maybe one for me!)
I would make a scarf for my Husband. :)
I would knit myself a shawl/shawlette.
Hi Liat! This is so exciting! I think I would try a beautiful throw pillow for my home and and fingerless mitts for me! This is going to be wonderful I know. Cheers, Bobbi
I would knit a fair isle jumper with color wool
I would knit socks!
I would knit a pair of mittens first!
Maybe a vest or a cool hat?
I would definitely knit a hat!
Minecraft hats – creepers and TNT!
Many years ago I drew a design for socks and a hat that looks like it has fire on it, (like the paint job on old racing cars) but since I can’t knit using more than one color without it turning into chaos, I gave up. I really want to learn this.
I’d make a multi colored blanket!
Intarsia! An intarsia yoke on a top-down sweater. In cotton.
Too ambitious? Well, maybe a double-knit design on a hot pad! hahahaha
I’ve knit complex lace shawls, stranded colorwork hats, intarsia, and entrelac … but I always make sure to include dishcloths in my knitting time every now and then. I would make a lovely set of mosaics for our kitchen!
I’d love to knit an awesome yoked sweater. Realistically, I might go for a cool hat or cowl.
I would make a scarf with a matching hat and mittens.
I would love to make a baby blanket and then a shawl! Please pick me!!
I would knit either socks or a cute hat.
Socks!
I would like to make a shawl.
I would knit a warm hat for my son-in-law!
First I would knit a hat, then a cowl, then a sweater. Thank you for this opportunity!
Well I have been knitting cemo hats for the center where my sister goes , I take her for treatments . So I guess I will continue to do that . I take them and have them blessed at my church before I take them . They ARE offered free to those who need them . I see the comfort that they bring each person that recieves one . It brings me such JOY and them hope .
I would actually like to finish my shaw I am working on right now! Lol
A radical dog coat for my 125 pound airedale terrier named Bram ( after Bram Stoker)
in entrelac!
It would be a scarf for our middle schooler…she dresses up her uniform with a daily scarf…;>) MS
I would like to knit a slouchy hat and socks to match.
I’d knit boot liners for my rain boots!
A real cool sweater
I would like to try the pillow cover. Hard to choose!
Every time my almost 3 grand daughter sees me knitting she asks what I am making and when I reply, she follows with “for me?” So of course I would be making her a colorful new hat!
I would knit my American grandson a vest to keep him nice and warm next winter.
if I were to win I would make a sweater for my granddaughters
I would knit a vest with a matching cowl or loose scarf.
I would knit socks or a sweater
I would like to have this and I hope that I win.
Thanks
A scarf and a hat…
I would knit my daughter a blanket in purples for her new apartment
I would knit the craziest socks ever for my son. And some leg warmers for my niece.
I would knit a sweater! Or gloves, scarf and a hat.
I would knit hooded sweaters for my grandsons (ages 2.5 and 6 months).
I have fallen in love with the book ‘Op-art Socks’ to be able to bring such beautiful and colorful socks to life would be gratifying. I think the s I ck in the book are stranded, but it is the idea of the two colors that vibrantly change in opposition to one another. It would be awesome.
I would make socks using your pattern for toe up socks. I’ve already made three pair but I love using magic loop and using smaller needles for a change. Winning would be a great present for my birthday March 31st!
I would make some dishcloths and matching towels for my best friend. She just moved to a new house and has recently discovered she really loves using hand crafted dishcloths.
It would have to be a sweater. I have so many patterns saved up until I get the courage to work out the colorwork patterns needed to actually make them!
I want to be a better knitter. I want to do the magic loop, cables and socks. I love socks. With a limited income, I have to be careful. I would do a vest for my husband first.
I would make socks using your pattern for toe up socks. I’ve already made three pair but I love using magic loop and using smaller needles for a change. Winning would be a great present for my birthday March 31st!
I would start with the beautiful cushion that you posted on your blog post (it was grey with rainbow chevron like stripes) and then knit myself a sweater. The possibilities are endless :)
I would make a baby blanket for my niece/god daughter’s first baby due in July. Or I would knit a cowl or scarf. It looks so amazing and fun to do I may do a lot more things.
I would like to knit mittens in double knit with 2 colors. mittens are warmer than gloves. I already know how to double knit with 1 color
A cowl. It’s a smaller, less stress project, but big enough to show off your success at this new skill!
i would love to knit a really groovy non winter colorful scarf.
I would knit an icelandic style sweater. thanks for this offer.
Socks! If I could improve my colour work technique, I’d use it more often.
I love colorwork, but have not done a colorwork shawl yet
Kaffe Faucett’s Foolih Virgins Scarf! Or anything you suggest, you are so awesome BTW. I’ve been knitting for years but because of your courses I have purchased and your videos, I am a far better knitter than I was! Thank you, Liat! You are to the knitting world what Ramsey, Lagasse, and Oliver are to the food world. I appreciate you!
I would knit a sweater for my sister.
I would face my fear and rise to the challenge and knit a summer sweater, something bright and lightweight, lacy that would require a camisole or tank-top underneath. I have never done that, but it would be fun and what better way to stretch myself and my abilities? Thank you for your challenge and your offers!
Baby sweaters and hats would lend themselves to mosaic knitting.
SOCKS! I’ve been placed on TEAM MOSAIC for Sock Madness 9 and I’ve never done mosaic knitting. :-)
I would knit an ornate Norwegian sweater jacket. What the heck: go big or go home!
I would knit some wild socks for my husband to wear with his Crocs.
I would make either socks or a dish rag. Probably the dishrag, since I’m not a good knitter yet!
shawl
I would make a sweater and hat or scarf for the Alaska cruise my husband and I are going on in May.It is the knitting one so the garments would have to be done really well.So many people on the trip would notice if they were knitted wrong or sloppy. I have never had the courage to wear anything I have made to classes or stitches like some people do. I am not really a beginner any longer.Maybe confidence will come with more classes?
my daughter loves argyle so definitely socks and maybe a hoodie
Damask Cowl by Nancy Marchant
I would make some pretty dish cloths first to learn the technique.
I would knit socks. Thanks for this offer.
A hat
I would knit A throw blanket with a ocean scene of two dolphins
Sky light blue clouds.
My first choice in knitting is nearly always a sweater. But I think in this case it would be a pair of fingerless mitts! Maybe even a matching cowl…..
I’d love to be able to make a Fair Isle sweater, but right now I can’t even manage to use two colors! ;-)
a prayer shawl or blanket
Hoping to tackle a men’s cardigan/sweater this yr, for the first time, with this Mosiac technique. .
I would knit a lap rug in beautiful vivid colours.
I would do tons of dishcloths, I love making them. It’s what I do when I’m tired but still want to knit, my mindless knitting
I was just thinking today that I have some wool yarn for felting in a lot of colors – I could use black as the main color and rainbow the other colors in, make a purse and felt it.
I’d knit a baby blanket
This is great! I’m ready to try some more!
Since this is something new for me, I would knit a hotpad.
Winter’s on the way here (Australia) so a ‘Sunday best’ coat for our fur-kid!
I love Fair Isle with intricate patterns. I’ve seen some projects on Ravelry that are super-fantastic but beyond my ability. Furthermore, I have some gorgeous wool I bought in Iceland to make lopapeysas. There’s always hope!
Normally i would have said blankets, but, from what i hesr this would be great for socks, and im just really getting into the swing of making socks so i would love to branch out like this
I would knit a fair aisle sweater for my 7 year old granddaughter. Small enough not to intimidate me!
Knit a really cute sweater for my new grandaughter!
I would knit a sweater for myself.
If I could do color knitting right now, I would work on a Fairisle cardigan that I have had in my stash for at least 4 years. I even have the yarn already!
I would also try a mosaic dishcloth to practice before trying mosaic socks.
Thanks for the contest opportunity!
I would like to try mosaic knitting on a hat or socks. These are my favorite projects so far. I am fairly new to knitting. I have really enjoyed knitting socks.
I have three pregnant nieces, two due in May, one in September. Baby blankets are needed! Colorful mosaic patterns would be amazing!
I guess I would knit some fingerless mitts – it would be nearly instant gratification!
A tone on tone blanket – for me!
I would knit socks or a hat for my granddaughter, or a blanket for her baby to be.
I’d love to take my colour knitting up to the next level by learning how to do steeks.
I’m like almost everyone else in that I’d be terrified of cutting into my knitted fabric that took hours to knit up!
Love your videos!
I would knit a quick, summer shawl for my 68-year young friend, whom I just learned has third-stage, ovarian cancer (a website states the survival rate at this stage is about 40% to 60%). She is single, has no kids, has lots of doggies and kitties, has lots of friends, and is just one of the nicest people I have ever known. She was volunteering for the local Independent Living Alliance until she was diagnosed and began the cancer treatment.
Now, I think I should find a quick, summer shawl to knit anyway. If anyone cares to suggest a natural yarn and pattern, please do so. I will also check Ravelry for such a shawl.
I would love to make a sweater with a multitude of colors. I only knit plain or cables I have done a couple of intarsia knits that turned out okay but I would love to improve on all scales.
I would like a sweater with a fair isle yoke!
I would do a pair of mittens!
Im actually juggling a few color work projects right now. My goal is to finish these before starting more. I’ve got a nutty little habit of having about 5 different projects going at the same time. Soon as I finish one, I have to cast on another. (4 hats, one cowl).
I so look forward to learning more about knitting. Once these are done, I want to try sweaters and socks.
Started knitting 2 months ago and thanks to your Superstar course- I can proudly call myself SUPER LINDA. Knitting saved me. Many, many thanks Liat! My next project (for me this time) is a mosaic knitted/felted rug.
An incredible fair isle sweater for which I already have the pattern and yarn!
I’d love to learn how to knit some beautiful lace multi-color lace shawls for breast, or any type of cancer patients, so many given typical pink shawls, people see a pink shawl and automatically think cancer, where many women don’t want to advertise they don’t have this disease, so I’d like to put my own spin on healing/prayer shawls. I have more than 5 friends who have or have had one type of cancer or another, one of my friends is going through her 4th bout of this dreadful disease.
I knit COCOONS & matching caps for preemies in hospitals. Moasaic cocoons you say? Sure, let’s start them off with their first fashionista piece!!
I would like to either knit a scarf or cowl for my mother.
I’d knit a shawl or socks.
I am CRAZY in love with KNITTED FELTED TOTE BAGS!! A mosaic would be my dream come true. Fingers are crossed. Good luck everyone. We are all winners, no matter what just by being part of this group!
I am new to knitting, but I would love to use this technique to make a baby sweater for a great nephew that will be born in May. Love your newsletter and all the great info, very inspiring.
Fair Isle … something.
If I could easily do color knitting right now, I would knit a cardigan for myself. Thank you for your opportunity for this great bunch of gifts. I hope whoever wins is greatly blessed and encouraged by them!
Hmmmm, lemme see! Probably the first thing, the very first would be pillow covers, then mitts, hats and a vest. I have a great sweater pattern that has been begging to to be re done adding my own creation of color and pattern.
If I could knit color work I’d knit a shawl for my 92yr old mother. Thank you.
probably something really beautiful for spring, we are so wanting spring to here in New Enland, maybe shades of blue/touqoise shawl or cowl, something light and airy
I would knit 3 or 4 kitchen towels. I am trying to get started on my Christmas gifts early this year. The yarn and books would be ever so helpful.
A hat or socks.
A stranded cardigan or a Bohus sweater.
I would do a cowl, a shawl or fingerless mitts or all of them
I would knit a long cowl. I love the cozy feel of one wrapped double around my neck.
I have always wanted to make fingerless mittens with a nice colorwork pattern!
Probably a scarf as I’m not a very advanced knitter.
I would make my son-in-law a warm hat with ear flaps!
Probably a scarf or shawl.
I would knit a Cardigan with a Fair Aile Yoke.
I would knit a hat or a pair of socks!
It would be fingerless mitts, which I love making, or a cowl.
I would knit something for my 2 gorgeous granddaughters and soon to be born grandson.
After working for several years on projects for the women in my life, I’d like to knit a wonderfully ambitious masculine coat just for me! Kaffe Fasset has been my inspiration for decades now, but I would NEVER even begin to attempt any of his simplest pieces without the knowledge and courage I’ve gained through your great tutorials.
Imagine 2 contrasting Knoro-like yarns undulating in waves of muted forest and mountain shades as they play between themselves from shoulder to hem and even into the pockets!
THAT’S my bucket-list project, and one I’d jump at to make if indeed I could work mosaics right now!
Water for Elephants socks
Perfect fitting socks with a beautiful lacy pattern!
I would knit a bunch of my leftover yarns to see how the colors go together then pick a good one to knit a throw for a veteran in the VA hospital.
I would make a beautiful pair of slippers.
MITTENS!!!!! And then maybe a cowl but the mittens are something I have always wished I could do (fair isle). ;)
I’d knit a cowl.
Socks!
A cowl and matching mitts.
I think I would knit a little book bag each for my 2 year old great twin nieces, in different colour schemes. Thank you for the chance of becoming a possible winner. K.N.I.T.
I would be so exited I’d want to knit it all! Fingerless gloves first!
I would make a shawl in a lightweight yarn since I live in the Sunshine State. Don’t have much use for sweaters here.
I would love to add more colorwork to my socks, and mittens!
I have a three year old great granddaughter slightly autistic who has trouble tolerating clothing. She likes small blankets so I knit those for her. She loves anything orange. Wouldn’t that be a really great gift for her!!!!
Definitely a blanket – I have just finished a blanket using thrums (painstakingly slow, but the result is great!) and I have bundles of yarn ready for the next 4 blankets – just not sure what pattern to use. I think mosaic knitting would be a wonderful technique, especially to play around with colours.
Thanks Liat, for unlocking mosaic knitting!
Hats – lots and lots of fun hats
I would like to make a mosaic knitting bag! I am loving your daily updates and tips.
FYI, I keep getting error messages from twitter, accusing me of trying to send an automated tweet and not letting me share the give away link. I’ll keep trying but it’s very frustrating!
I would knit a beautiful cowl for a friend since I really don’t wear them, but I love to knit them!!
For some time, I have been collecting cottons in “Amish” color: black, pink ,turquoise, green, etc. Since I have stopped that, it is time to begin making a spring/summer blanket with it but what? I dunno. Or maybe some comfy tops for the warmer weather. Just yesterday, I learned the mosaic thing here and am finishing a hat with a couple rows of it. Now I’m thinking maybe black and other colors in stripes and go ahead with the blanket with the mosaic designs.
I would like to knit a sweater and then steek the front; adding some beautiful buttons. I have never steeked before. I am not afraid of cutting my knitted fabric, but would like someone who has done it standing at my elbow while I do it (even digitally would be welcomed.)
I love to do a sweater and maybe a hat to match. Then I’d get brave enough to try it on socks!
I would knit a cape to go with a nice dress.
I would probably try a scarf or cowl first, then a vest and eventually an afghan. I have made striped afghans before but mosaic knitting would really take it up a notch and enable me to make the whole thing at one go on a round needle without any seams!
I’d make a pillow cover so I could leave it out for “admiration” even when we hit 3-digit days here in Tucson.
I would love to knit a spring shawl. I am just getting the hang of knitting. Just an advanced beginner venturing out to learn more. lol My husband had a heart attack and started Cardiac rehab exercises at our local hospital where the sweetest lady who also sits and waits for her husband to finish his exercises, taught me to knit. I have always wanted to learn, but only crocheted for many years. I just could not get the feel for two needles. I really love it now, but learning slowly. I have only done some small projects like washcloths, dish towels, baby blanket, and scarfs. Getting the newsletter from Liat with the knitting videos have been a huge help in learning more. Thanks for all that you do to help others learn how to knit! Fantastic! Much love, Dorothy
i’d love to knit some colorful socks!
Seeing a snow snake got me when I was skiing and broke both tibia and fibula I have lots of time to knit because I can’t weight bare. So I would knit a baby blankie for a friend or fingerless gloves.
I would try to knit socks!! exciting!!
An enchanted, magical healing blanket that nourishes, makes one feel loved, clears our tunnel vision and takes away all the pain.
I would knit a pair of fingerless gloves because our weather won’t warm up!
I’d knit a vest top for myself.
I’d make a pair of Latvian style mittens for my Darling Man to keep his hands warm when he’s working in the cooler at work. I just love the designs and repeats and colors of the traditional mittens, and am attracted to the challenge of using such small needles to make such intricate patterns for someone I love very much.
I would probably make a warm sweater
I would really love to learn how to make a basic sweater with mosaics, yeah!
Ohhhh I would knit a beautiful shawl or a pair of eye catching socks…so many possibilities! I’ve only been knitting for about a year now and absolutely love it. It’s been my life saver as I’ve been off work for medical reasons for over 7 months now. I know this may sound crazy but being able to knit gives me a purpose and something to focus on that is positive. It gives me joy and a sense of accomplishment. :)
Socks! or mittens….no….socks for sure. How beautiful they would/could be.
I’ve always loved Alice Starmoore (did I spell that right?) so I’d knit one of her sweaters. So that would mean facing my fear of steeks too. I’ve knit a coffee cozy that was steeked, but the fear is still there. Best way to deal with a fear it to look it in the eye full on and don’t back down. I’m ready!!!
I would knit a lap blanket for my dad.
I would immediately do a spring hat for ME!
Does it disqualify me to answer, honestly, that I’m presently working on a self-designed mosaic baby blanket for a new grandchild due in the fall?
I love colorwork and especially enjoy the texture of garter mosaic for blankets. So your blog really inspired me to get going on this project.
And…no matter how much experience I may have (or not) in a given area, I always benefit from reading your blog for information, inspiration and fresh perspective!
Oh a pair of convertable mittens….. and maybe a hat to go with
I would love to learn color knitting. I’d probably practice on a scarf or hat first to practice. Then I might make things for children with cancer and/or sweaters for my grand-babies — argyle for my 2 yo grandson and birds and flowers for my 4yo granddaughter.
If I could do color knitting, I think an argyle sweater for my 2 yo grandson and a birds and flowers sweater for my 4 yo granddaughter. To start out, though, I’d probably learn on a scarf or hat, learn the technique, perhaps donate some hats to cancer patients an maybe make an afghan.
My first color project would be a knit hat, for sure. Then, I’d love to learnhow to make a colirful pair of two at a time socks in a beautiful assortment ofcolorful washable wools!
My first color project would be a knit hat, for sure. Then, I’d love to learn how to make a colorful pair of two at a time socks in a beautiful assortment of colorful washable wools!
There are some cool mitts I’d like to make.
I think a cowl. I’d do a swatch first and then decide what it should be.
I would love to knit this:
Tracery:
Tracery
my color work socks always turn out too tight. That is what I would do if I had magic color work power.
Baby jacket or cap
Our family is awaiting the arrival of its newest baby, so I would be making a baby item- probably a sweater in cotton for indoor wear or as an outdoor layer.
And since both the new mom-to-be and new dad-to-be are wonderful yarn workers, I’d like it to be extra special.
I’ve done colorwork dishcloths, so I would advance to socks– although I love the look of that mosaic pillow!
Cowls, sweaters, mittens, afghans…I don’t think I’d be able to stop.
I have had the Endpaper Hat and Mitts in my Ravelry queue for years, but I haven’t felt up to tackling it. That’s definitely where I’d start!
I would knit some new socks or try a new scarf pattern…..
A sweater for me? or maybe more socks for my husband?
Great giveaway! Thanks for the opportunity!
I probably would pick a very simple pattern because this is a technique that has intimidated me, and I would want to start with something uncomplicated! I am interested in learning this, and your videos are always clear and easy to follow along. thanks
I would make a sweater!
I’d like to knit colorful gloves (with fingers)
If I could knit with colors I would make fantastic hats ( I have already started this project, no double color) for the homeless. It would be awesome to share a gift like that, to people who are too often forgotten.
So many choices!! Almost all my knitting is for others, so I think for once I’d want to make a sweater for myself.
I would make a sweater with mosaic knitting.
I would knit a really nice and colorful sweater.
My choice would be a small child’s sweater and hat,
Socks! Always socks!
I would knit a sweater
Mosiac sounds like fun. I eoild love to learn more.
I would love to use more colorwork in hats
I would knit a color way cardigan
I would first make some of the dishcloths, then I would like to try some socks. Next would be a vest, then a cool shawl. Then, hmmm, then I would probably stop to eat something, lol.
I would love to use it to make fingerless gloves.
how to use mosaic knitting…let me count the ways… I have a new daughter-in-law that is interested in learning a craft….grandsons that grows like weeds…..a husband with less and less hair…. old fingers that get stiff and cold….a fashion sense that calls for something new….the zen of learning something new….the list goes on.
OH.. so many thoughts! I’d start with a face cloth and then I would do a wide cowl out of a soft yarn… then if I knew how to do the fingerless mitts (which I have a pattern for, but don’t know how to start on DPN’s :\ ) I would definitely do mitts !
Definitely socks… but color knitting is so intimidating to me…
At first something “easy” like a scarf and then I like pictures. Intarsia would be good.
If I could color knit easily I would make sweaters for my boy/girl twins who are 22 mos old!
I would love to do socks in the mosaic stitch!
I would knit sweater.
A cool market bag!
Fingerless mitts and a cowl. I like easy, and quick.
I’d knit fingerless mitts and a matching cowl. I like easy. And quick.
I would probably start with a scarf just to learn the technique.
A hat or a cowl sounds like fun.
I’m teaching myself continental knitting using your videos. I think it will increase my knitting speed, and by knitting more quickly I can get more done!
I would love to do a blanket.
I would knit a matching set of fingerless mitts, scarf, toque and a cowl for one of my staff at work! Love your videos Liat!
I have a 2 week old grandson. I would love to learn to knit for, I would love to present him with a baby set. A Blanket, Booties, a hat, and possibly even a cardigan. I would love to try this stitch with all of those things. I have a long way to go before I’ll be ready to tackle more than just the blanket and hat, but I hope I’ll get there some day.
Hi, I would knit a scarf in soft colours.
Stripes would be grand in a dress or sweater for my toddler granddaughter. I would also knit striped hats and scarves for my teen grandkids but the most desired technique would be to put Fair Isle designs into clothing knits for all of the wonderful young people.
I would do a Fair Isle experiment and design my own sweater.
Something near and dear to my heart. My mother-in-law passed away a few months ago. She was a very special person. When my daughter, now 29 years old, was born, her grandmother knitted her a large Christmas stocking. My daughter was born on December 15th. We traveled to see them for Christmas and it was the first time I had met my husband’s family. We were both in the Air Force. Anyway, my daughter still has her stocking. There were pictures taken of her IN her stocking that Christmas! too cute
I would so love to be able to recreate her stocking for her daughter. My granddaughter is now 16 months old. I don’t have the pattern that was used for my daughter’s stocking but I am sure if I knew how to do colorwork and could learn to knit more advanced things, I could do it. Thanks
I’m not sure yet but I think maybe something nice.
A lovely fair isle sweater. Or a gorgeous mosaic shawl. Or some fun fair isle mittens. Possibly colorwork socks. Conflicted am I!
Socks, fingerless mitts or a cowl. Thanks
I think that I would like to make a stranded sweater with trucks and tractors on it for my grandson.
I would love to do a pair of fingerless gloves.
While the possibilities are endless, I love to create for people or places as a reflection of them. I am envisioning my learning curve beginning with a table runner in spring colors and sock weight yarn and am looking forward to a fall sweater/coat with a black base and primary colored variegated yarn as a contrast.
Socks w colorful flowers. Then give them all away. I would knit so fast because I’ll be practicing your continental stitch, which is such a blessing for these old hands.
I would do a vest to wear this spring and summer in light weight yarns. Maybe lace and color combinations.
I love the beautiful shawl in the blog. I would knit it, if I where good at mosaic knitting. I have learned so much from you.
Thank you!
I would make socks, I already have a pattern & yarn. I just need to get motivated!
I would knit a fair isle of spring colors – into a vest!
I would knit a light sweater for my mother, because she is getting pretty old now, and always cold.
I’ve been wanting to do something like a fair isle sweater or vest for a LONG time, but I don’t have enough confidence.
I would knit a drop-dead gorgeous hat for my daughter because she’s still getting snow and needs something to cheer her up.
I would do a fancy pair of socks and cowl
Socks. I’m very into socks now.
I would knit a cowl. I can knit pretty well as a thrower, I need to learn how to use my left hand to carry yarn.
I would knit a mosaic pillow cover to add some unique flare to my home.
I would knit some really colorful fingerless mitts, a beautiful vibrant cowl, and some fabulous gift washcloths for my friends.
I would knit colorful cardigans with designs for granddchildren
I would either make myself a short sleeved spring sweater, or if I got good at it, a spring dress for year old granddaughter
I love mosaic knitting – I want a pattern for a long narrow shawl with a nice complex set of mosaic motifs. All the patterns I find are for very deep triangles which I don’t find wear well. I would even put together motifs myself if I understood better how to chart for mosaic patterns with increases for a crescent or shallow triangle.
I would knit several things, such as a cardi, wristers for my daughter, a lined knitting tote, and French press and teapot cozies. :)
I would definitely knit a sweater. Thanks for your lovely website Liat – you’re always so helpful!
I would love to do a fair isle sweater. Or a Nordic sweater. Or socks. The possibilities are endless, I want to do it all! :)
If I knew how todo mosaic knitting I wouldmake some gorgeous socks. I love knitting socks. Thanks Liat for your sock tutorial, I’m knitting two socks toe up with the magic loop. So easy!
a sweater or blanket
I’m trying to make leg warmers to cover my leg braces so I can wear shorts in the summer without being stared at.
I would love to make some intarsia fingerless gloves and a Dr Who tardis scarf or pair of socks!
Something short like a hat or a pair of mittens.
I would knit a a Fair Isle sweater, Rose & Cross Pullover by Kristin Spurkland in “My Grandmother’s Knitting”
I am currently knitting bright coloured stripy bunnies for easter, they are very popular.
I would make a sweater no need to start small
Thanks for this great giveaway offer! I would do color work in a beret, lt. teal, white, and gray. Frankly, I’m really tired of knitting solid and variegated…I’m so ready to learn how to do color work! I also figure it may give me less trouble than complicated patterns….LOL. Although ti won’t help the stash problem!
I’d make a cowl for next winter
I would love to do a bright summer vest out of cotton to play golf in.
I’d knit a toddler sized warm, winter sweater for my granddaughter in medium teal and white. This is a lot of fun to knit and the results look impressive. I’m trying to figure a way to incorporate this into the shawl that I’m knitting for myself, that’s plain stockinette and increases by 4 stitches from the top down. Thanks for this contest and your oh so clear instructions.
If I could do color work, I would start with mittens, socks and cowls and move up to cardigans!
I am looking forward to learning your pillow pattern and then making a blanket/throw for Friends/Family! :-)
I decided I would like to do some tea cozies for Christmas presents this year, so using the Mosaic technique would be fun. I have done some kitchen cloths and it’s very rewarding to get such a fantastic outcome with a method that is easy but I would like to learn more about it. Thanks for all your great ideas!
Since I live where it is cool, I would knit a cowl…or two. I am excited about the mosaic knitting since I haven’t done any colorwork. This looks doable!
For me it would be a lightweight top suitable for Spring and maybe Summer; one with a super cute pattern to it.
If I could do mosaic knitting right now, I would find a pattern for a spring top and use lots of bright colors!
If I could do easily do color work, I would expand beyond stranded hats, and make adorable stranded yoked sweaters for my grandkids for next Christmas. And I would like to learn how to do intarsia bettter, without holes.
I would love to make one of those pairs of mittens that has a pattern that is visible when you hold the mittens together.
I would knit a sweater for my new granddaughter.
I would try another sweater, or even a jacket.
Socks. Socks. Socks. Socks. And maybe some shawls. But socks.
I’d love to incorporate this into a prayer shawl.
I’d make a fair isle cardigan, for sure:)
I would do something with cats :) Maybe a sweater with an intarsia cat pattern!
I would make some cute sweaters for my grandchildren.
I would love to make iPhone and tablet cozies! I’d also try some pretty fingerless mitts and a cowl!
Fair Isle, Fair Isle, Fair Isle!!
i would like to knit a sweater!
As I am already knitting a shawl for my new grandchild, using Shetland Isle cobwebs yarn (truly a labour of love!) I would treat my two cats to something warm and cosy.
I would knit up a coordinated set of Christmas Stockings for my family – 4 of us…and maybe a small one for the kitty.
I would make a pillow or a table runner. Maybe a shawl or blanket if I was feeling adventurous!
I still have yet to make any gloves. I think I would do that.
I’d knit a beautiful accent pillow.
Love everything…. especially fingerless mitts, cowls and hats! Fun!
I would love to make iPhone and tablet cozies!
I’d knit a Dale Of Norway (style) sweater!!!
I would knit a wonderful couch blanket in bright colors!
I’d knit a sweater.
I just learned how to knit socks so I would love to make some cool colorful socks!
I think I’m going to try the mosaic stitch and make a prayer shawl.
I would knit an Icelandic sweater!
Socks for sure!
I’d knit fingerless gloves for a child or a chemo hat for a friend.
a Latvian braided hat!
A hat and matching mist for my son in cccccold Colorado!
Don! That’s mits! (Autocorrect fail)
I’m working on blanket squares and washcloths and coasters so I’d really like to get your video to learn slip stitch knitting so I can make them, thanks Liat!
Not sure exactly what, but something for a baby; as knitting for my new (and first!) grand baby is my big motivation for knitting these days. :D
I would try something small — a hat or cowl, maybe.
I would knit an Exploding TARDIS sweater with bell sleeves and a blooming rainbow lotus blossom in the center.
I would love to knit a lovely baby blanket for a future grandchild!!!
I’m moving next week, and looking for decorating ideas. I loved the bargello pillow covers in the newsletter yesterday and I have a ton of KnitPicks Palette in neutral colors that I can use. I can’t wait to get started!
I just started with traditional color work before the holidays, and I love how it looks. The chance to do more in an easier way is so exciting!!!
I would love to knit a cardigan with vertical stripes kind of like the sweaters from the 50s.
PS. Your videos are the best knitting videos on line by far. Thank you!
A fair isle sweater. :-)
I’d knit a reverse-color mosaic knitted mug rug to join the one I knit a couple weeks ago for a Bay Lakes Knitting Guild monthly challenge. I loved making the first one but I didn’t know what I was doing was mosaic knitting. It was fun and easy.
Kaffe Fassett style cardi with bobbins & dozens of colors
Kaffe Fassett style cardi, with bobbins & dozens of colors
I would knit sweaters,socks & perhaps hats for my Gr. Grandchildren.
I would try my first sweater (baby size for this time).
I’d knit the hat I got the pattern for 2 years ago and have been afraid to start.
I would love to be able to knit fair isle everything. Hats, sweaters, gloves/mitts, and socks. I absolutely love the look of the designs and colorwork, fair isle it just looks so classic and timeless yet you can use any color you want to give a more modern twist.
I would like to knit a baby dress with misaic!
A shawl or wrap
I would knit a baby cap or sweater.
Socks!
I would knit a short sleeved, scoop neck sweater with rainbow colors on black… like the one my mother knit for me while I was in high school. At some point in my 20’s it didn’t make the cut to be moved, and was donated. I later realized how much time and love went into that sweater. It was the only “fancy” color pattern she ever knit.
I’d finish a vest I started way back when I didn’t know much about the technique!
A simple cardigan.
Socks in the round
I’d knit harringbone mittens or my niece…for starters.
I’d do socks! I have Lacey ones but would love to have socks in color combinations of MY choosing. Also some decorative pillows, oh, there’s no end to the beautiful things I would make!
A king size throw !!!
I’d love to use the mosiac stitch on a pair of socks!
Probably a cowl and hat set in some nice bright colors ;-)
This is really cool and I look forward to the class!
I would like to knit socks and gloves using color work.
Of course darlings, I would make sweaters for my Oh so loved little dogs!
I am learning about hyperbolic formations and wonder about making sculptural shapes with knitting vs. crochet.
I am a new knitter who would love to knit anything with multiple colors…scarf, shawl, hat. Just need to learn :))
I would knit a beautiful spring sweater for my granddaughter.
If I knew how to do color knitting, I would make a vest using Fair Isle pattern with pastel colored yarn and an off-white main color……not that I have thought about this or anything. :)
I would really like to win this contest.
I would do a hat
A shawl or socks would be awesome in mosiac
A colorful scarflette or shawlette in a light weight linen-like yarn for spring.
A Christmas stocking!
I’d love to make a vest for my husband, he’s been wanting one for awhile. Then I’d make a cape for myself and maybe a pair of socks. This would be tons of fun and perfect for my charity knitting for kids.
i think that i would knit a Blackwork sampler blankie to snuggle up with in the heavily air-conditioned summer here in hot hot hot Florida ;)
I would mosaic knit a blankie for my first grandchild (Due October 30, so I have time!) in Australia (I’m in Canada)
First the hat for our first grandson, then his mom needs a nursing cover with style, grandma want to make a new shawl to send to a mom of five, travel scarf for the fall trip oh all those knit and purls will make someone happy.
Socks!
Hats….gloves….. scarves
I would knit a sweater or socks. I’ve already dabbled in Fair Isle (made 3 hats) and made a mosaic swatch about 6 months ago. Love me some color work!
Socks, socks, socks! Crazy, loud, colorful socks!
I’d be knitting cat blankets for local shelters……
My youngest grandson adores the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I would love to do a sweater with a turtle shell pattern on the back; and a blanket for him to wrap up in for a nap :-) Have been trying to figure out how to do a modified balaclava to imitate his favorite one. However, we live in Atlanta and spring has most certainly sprung! Next year he may be back to Captain America!
Hi Liat! I have some amazing yarn in my stash that has been whispering to me every time I walk in the room. I haven’t been able to decide exactly what to do with it until now. My first mosaic project will be dish cloths for all of my girl friends! I love to share my knitting projects with others : )
I’d knit a scarf.
I’d knit something simple, like a dish cloth, so I would have a finished product and not a UFO, lol.
I love to learn and this is something I’m not familiar with. Bring it on!
I’d so some socks
I have my 13th grandbaby coming in September. If I know how to knit this way, I would make a sweater, hat, booties, and blankets for the little one.
I would make some fancy fingerless gloves.
I would knit a blanket for my home!
I want a cowl that stands up, and it seems that mosaic might make a firmer fabric.
I would knit a lovely, cosy, mosaic cushion cover to place on my new knitting chair, situated right next to the fire – just right for those cold wintry evenings. Bliss!
I would love to make a scarf or hat.
I would knit a hat for my dear husband and then hats for my kids, parents, etc. and socks and sweaters and so many more things!
I would knit something for my upcoming grandson due the end of April. :)
I would love to make a pillow.
I would start with coasters, then do a scarf. Finally, I would love to knit a pair of socks!
I want to make an Icelandic or Norwegian sweater.
Wow, the choices are endless! But, I am going to say I would knit a shawl. I have not knit one before and I love shawls and want to make one! Hope I win!!
I’ve only done stripes before, so I would probably try a pillow cover, unique looking bath mat, sweater. Get out of my comfort zone and try the sweater
I would make a tea cozy. I love tea !
I want to knit q-bert’s expletivebubble!!!!!
I would start with the dishcloth pattern and then a hat.
I would knit a skull cowl!
I have wanted to try knitting fair isle… this might be an easy way to try my hand at 2 colour knitting before I try the fair isle… I think I will start with the dish cloth. thanks
I’d make a sweater.
I would love to do a pillow first, then something larger. It is so cool looking. Thanks for the chance to win!
a scandinavian cardigan
I’d knit a pair of fair isle socks from my leftover yarn.
I have been wanting a houndstooth cowl…can that be done in mosaic?
Color work socks! Toe up, two at a time, magic loop. Liat has a great course on this technique. It’s the only way I make them now.
Fiddlehead mittens. Then a yoked sweater.
I know how to Crochet, and am now learning how to knit. I do not go on Facebook , Pinterest, and I don’t even know what Twitter is. Too answer your question, I would just make something small too start with, like a face cloth or coffee mug warmer. I love all your tips.
Fair Isle for sure!
Hmmm, I would like to make a blue and green crib blanket. ;-)
I love making cowls, smoke rings, and fingerless mitts. They’re certainly lovely with one color, but I often want to make them more colorful. Mosaic knitting sounds like a great way to make that happen!
I knit hats for the homeless, and it’d be great to be able to liven them up with some color.
I’d make a fair isle cardigan. I’m a big fan!
I think I would love to make a pillow for my mom then a pair of socks.
I was going to say shawl but I think it would have to be your pillow. It’s gorgeous.
I would knit a doggie sweater for my Yuri,
Christmas Stockings for the whole family!
I start with a hat to get comfortable with the technique, then I’d dive right in and do a sweater because I’ve got someone locally who loves colorwork and could help me.
I would knit a shawl and socks!
I would knit a Selbu slouchy hat for myself :)
I would knit a pair of colorful thigh-high socks for my dear daughter who is such a free spirit!
A hat for my 9 year old in all her favorite cir!
I’d make a pair of ‘goldfish mittens’ for my granddaughter. I tried to make some for her for Christmas, but hadn’t yet learned how to control the yarn for colorwork – so the pattern has stayed on my to-do list.
If I could do a 2 color knitting project it certainly would be a keepsake afghan for my granddaughter to have and treasure ……
I would knit a cardigan for myself in blues and greens
a hat
I would knit a sweater for my son
I would knit a satchel for my tablet.
I would knit a fair isle sweater and A shawl
I’m a geek – I’ve got two hats on my list once I can do colorwork – a Captain America hat, and a Boba Fett hat…
Socks, a prayer shawl and a baby sweater.
I would be interested in creating a mosaic pattern that mimics alligator skin for the socks. I have a sick friend in the Everglades who loves gators and hand knit socks.
A pattern in warm colors for someone recently widowed to make a prayer shawl that feels like a warm hug whenever she misses her husband.
A baby sweater for a co-worker who is due in October. A warm, cozy and cheerful pattern that reflects her personality as a mother.
Thank you for the opportunity to learn more.
I would LOVE to knit a sweater for myself!
I would knit some of the beautiful mittens I have seen that use many colors.
I would do Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Rib Warmer!
I would love to knit a sweater and/or a baby blanket for my pregnant niece.
I would definitely knit an afghan, why not, go big or go home I always say. I have the perfect colors to do too. Got any great patterns? or tips? Thanks for the giveaway!
I would definitely knit a baby blanket for my new grandson due in August. And of course, a new “big boy” blanket for his 2 year old big brother!
I would knit a slouchy hat with color!
I believe I would knit a scarf to show off what I learned to do
If I could do colorwork, I would most definitely knit a colorwork pullover with coordinating hat, scarf, and finger mitts! The doors this would open up for creativity!
I make lots of hats for charity, and have lots of smaller amounts of yarn. Some color work hats would use up those smaller bits of yarn.
I really want to learn fair isle knitting.
I would like to try one of those beautiful cushion covers.
i’d probably knit a sweater
I would definitely do a purse that I have a pattern for that I have been itching to make. Thanks for all that you provide to us!
I would try a sweater with some mosaic stitches in it to liven it up. I did a couple of scarves with all mosaic stitching a couple of Christmas’ ago and they were stunning.
I’m making charity hats and would love to use this technique.
Wow, if I could easily do colorwork already…the doors would be WIDE OPEN. There are so many projects I have faved on Ravelry for the day when I actually CAN do colorwork well! Now, my hands get all tangled up trying to manage two colors, and it is so tedious that I simply don’t do it.
Something simple that I can enjoy every day and that can be passed on to my daughter and granddaughters.
Oh, I would love to do a sweater with color work!
If I could do color knitting I would do either socks or try my hand at a sweater
i would knit a socks for my husband ❤️
If I knew how to do knit color work I would knit myself a hat and maybe a coordinating one for my 5 year old!
I’ve been admiring norwegian mittens lately. They might be on my queue this year.
Easy! Peasy! My 9-year old grandson loves when I make something for him. And, his answer to the question was easy — and a way to “parent” me! He said I should make him a pair of argyle socks — because we all know that learning new skills is for everyone, children and adults. I’m ready! I have been knitting since I was four, and I will be 68 this June, and there’s always something new to learn.
i love argyle! and i love learning new things! so, to follow your logic — if you’ve been knitting since the age of four, and your grandson is now nine; then, your grandson should have been knitting for five years now. am i right? i sure hope so.
I would probably try a cowl or scarf.
I have two friends having babies, the first one is having a girl, the other one – a boy. I think they would love to have blankets for their babies. Also, a cowl scarf would look good and interesting. I never tried color work before, but this technique looks easy and exiting. Thank you, Liat!
I’d make a reversible hat for my brother – snowflakes on one side, humping deer on the other :-P
I would make beautiful pillow covers for the living room couch…. I always give away my knitting, it’s time to keep something for myself!
My Mother passed away last October and left quite a bit of yarn for me. I would like to make something really special like a blanket and give to one of her great great grandchildren. She loved to crochet and gave everything she made to people she cared for. I am trying to carry on the tradition with a few exceptions. I love the color work and can’t wait to try it.
I would knit another handbag. I made several felted handbags using your fair isle course. I would like to make an unfelted bag using this technique.
I have a mitten kit sitting in my stash, I’m a little hesitant to start…. :-)
I would make a scarf!
I would make my daughter (she’s 10) a new bag for gym class. She saw a crocheted bag with all different kinds of motives, and she really liked that.
I would LOVE to do a colorwork sweater…maybe a round yoke sweater.
Since my GF and I are trying to have baby I would be knitting a beautiful mosaic baby blanket! And maybe a nice multicolored scarf for my beautiful partner!
Fingerless gloves are a great way to use up scraps of sock yarn. Doing a mosaic pattern would use even smaller leftovers.
I would like to knit a blanket for cover me and my husband over our sofa!
Scandinavian sweater Will be great!!!
I would probably knit the Mosaic Cowl by liZKnits or the Hashtag Sochi cowl by Stitchnerd Designs, both in Ravelry.
Liat, I enjoyed following along with your basic mosaic blog directions. I’ve been intending to do something in a mosaic stitch for ages but the waiting projects have held me up. However, I have one waiting project that mosaic would be perfect for — I’ve been making dish towels for my niece since before her wedding and thought about making some in mosaic style. I even have the yarn already; all I have to do is get the urgent knitting queue out of the way :)
I would make fingerless gloves, my girls and grandkids are always requesting me to make them.
If I could easily do color knitting, I have a whole LIST of stranded projects I’d like to try. Of the mosaic patterns, I’d love to tackle those in Barbara Walker’s treasury and also Paula Levy’s Mosaic shawl.
I love scarves & cowls, so I’d try it out on one of these.
I would try first with a scarf and then a matching hat/mitts.
I would love to knit a blanket with color work in it.
I would probably knit a cowl for practice, but mittens and a hat would be fun!
If I could knit colorwork right now I would knit a Fair Isle version of a headband. I made this dorky design of the Game of Thrones direwolves (I’m a Stark) and it looks like those ski sweater headbands. Silly and dorky but my first attempt at colorwork.
I would use my new skills of mosaic knitting to add colorful details to children’s sweaters knitted for distribution by World Vision. They have a fantastic program called Knit for Kids!
I would love to knit baby clothes with sweet designs for my 2 grandchildren arriving this year.
I think I’d tackle adorable hats for my grandkids — ages 2 to 15!
I would make a blanket for my new baby granddaughter.
I recently purchased a kit at an event several of the local yarn shops in my area hosted. The pattern is of a shawl with color work in it, so I’m really wanting to learn how to do color work. Thanks for a great giveaway!
I would like to create something very special for my new granddaughter that could become an heirloom.
I would knit my granddaughter a pair of finger less gloves.
I am addicted to the Moebius so I would try one of those.
I would knit a top down fair isle sweater
I’d probably test the waters of mosiac knitting with something simple such as a scarf.
I would probably knit something simple, like a scarf or dishcloth.
I am a newbie knitter…if I get discouraged it becomes a UFO!!
I’d knit a Swedish North Halland sweater for my husband! But I need to get straight on how to carry the colors – I know there is a dominant color and if I don’t carry it correctly, the design won’t “pop” like I want. Thanks for your tips. Love your blog.
I would create a striped pull over sweater for a plus size woman, me!
A fair isle sweater. I’ve been wanting to do one for years.
I am a photographer and take photos of newborn babies. I would knit some baby hats for photo shoots.
Thank you for the give away!
I would love to knit color stranded mittens for next winter!
I’d love to knit a colorful bag!
Hat. . No, socks. . . No, a sweater. . . No, mittens. Oh I would think of something.
I’d most likely start with a hat. I’m doing a lot of the hats for Purple Crying and like to try out techniques on them
A summer cardigan or shrug for me
A beautiful pillow and a hat.
I’m really into scarves right now. They are fast and really add to my working wardrobe. So I would start with scarves.
I want to make a baby blanket, and, one of those cowl scarf things! Love it!
I would knit a cozy throw for our Michigan winters.
I would make myself a knitted Steelers Themed Hat.
I would make myself a Steelers Themed hat.
I would like to knit patterned socks … When the pattern isn’t already dyed into the yarn!
I would knit a sweater!
I would knit a hat, then socks.
I really want to get better at Fair Isle knitting. I made a hat for my niece and it looks pretty good, but I want to learn how to knit FI with more than just 2 colors.
Love the blog!
Everything is better with colour. I’d knit socks, gloves, hats, baby items, and I’ve really had the itch to make myself some new tops.
not having successfully knitted any color work, I would be content to do a scarf.
I would love to learn this technique to make a cowl scarf for myself and headbands for my twin granddaughters.
It’s all about the sweater for me right now!
Definitely colorwork socks…I keep drooling over all of the gorgeous patterns out there!
I would love to knit an AWESOME color-worked hat with matching mittens. I wouldn’t want them to be matchy-matchy… But just really compliment each other.
I would do a two color blue and lime green pullover lightweight short sleeve sweater for spring.
I would knit a hat.
The Rams and Yowes pattern by Kate Davies. That has been on my wish list for ages and not only does it use colourwork – but also steeking – Two skills I definitely want to cultivate.
I would knit an afghan for my 90 year old mother in law who is always freezing!!…green and white because she loves her Irish!
I would knit mosaic garments for my granddaughters.
A gorgeous pair of socks or fingerless gloves :)
I’d make one of those throw pillows you made. They’re beautiful!
I would knit some cozy slippers!
My first choice of what to knit with 2 colors would be a matching hat and scarf for mangy daughter. Then I would make something for my granddaughter, who I’m trying to teach how to knit. The challenge is time and the fact that she’s a leftie and I’m not. (Yes, I do knit continental).
I found a beach bag that is slip stitch that i would love to try. Super cute!
An intarsia cardigan with a very modern motif.
I would not have to rely on ombre yarns to bring colors to my work.
I would definitely knit a cardigan or jumper for each of my two toddler grandsons!
If I could do color knitting I would make a cowl or hat.
I would knit socks. I love knit socks.
A colorful sweater!
Anything, everything, my list is endless, for that matter
my stash is rather endless as well.
Some Yankee pinstripe socks for my husband who is a die hard fan and a fair isle sweater for myself.
I’d knit a shawl
Two at a time mittens.
What would I knit if I could knit in color???? Seriously??? The POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS!!! I think I would knit a hat first for practice and then several hats, then sweaters….then blankets…then THE WORLD!!! Ok, I’ll stick to actual items….maybe. ;)
I would knit an intarsia hat in the round if I could.
EVERYTHING! Well ok, not everything, but I’d like to give color work socks a go :)
I’d be making cushion covers for our living room couch!
I would make a fair isle sweater for myself.
I’m experimenting with scarf designs, so that is how I would integrate the mosaic design skills. Thanks for the opportunity! I admire your marketing skills. (the blogspot site is private just for interested knitters; a beginning to keep myself accountable for one long-haul of a project)