Knitting Mittens with the Fair Isle Technique Instructions for knitting mittens with a colorful snowflake themed pattern to keep you warm in the winter.

They often featured a knitted interior lining, too. The typical Fair Isle knit follows an ‘OXO’ pattern, where a geometric ‘O’ is followed by an ‘X’ and repeated throughout the garment.

Deck the halls with crochet ornaments. This pattern will show you how to crochet a Fair Isle style snowflake on Christmas tree ornaments. Snowflake Keyhole Scarf by A Crocheted Simplicity ...

To knit or not to knit? Malachy Tallack wrestles with his desire to knit, a practice synonymous with his Fair Isle home. By Malachy Tallack A strange and unnatural urge has come over me this week . . ...

During this time the term Fair Isle knit was thrown around loosely, referring to any stranded color knit regardless of its unique patterns or relation to the islands of northern Scotland.

The typical Fair Isle knit follows an ‘OXO’ pattern, where a geometric ‘O’ is followed by an ‘X’ and repeated throughout the garment. Some knitters fill the ‘O’ shape with symbols ...

I’m not good at fair isle knitting. Usually everything comes out three sizes too small. I pull the yarn too tightly. Or I follow a pattern that slowly incorporates a new color and I’m left ...

Only sweaters made on Fair Isle can technically be called Fair Isle, but given the countless takes on them, we'll grant you a pass.

This fashion item is as loved by members of the royal family as it is by celebrities, and as relevant on the runways of 2024 as in the knitting catalogs of 1960.

They often featured a knitted interior lining, too. The typical Fair Isle knit follows an ‘OXO’ pattern, where a geometric ‘O’ is followed by an ‘X’ and repeated throughout the garment.