Knit tartan pattern

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This worsted weight cowl is chic and tight fitting neck-warmer that perfectly pairs for all occasions. The colorwork is simple in design and the pattern repeat is quickly memorized for fast, fun knitting. The cowl is knitted using a provisional cast on and knit long enough to join both ends and create a double thick, reversible cowl without the drudgery of double knitting. Pair the matching tartan hat for an ontrend beautiful fashion piece.

Typically found in woven fabrics, plaid also works up beautifully in knits. Here are a few different ways to get knit plaid patterning!

This chic, reversible bottom-up headband is a great way to learn a few different techniques and creates a beautiful double thick headband with a solid color on one side and a tartan pattern on the other. What is nice about the double thick headband is that it hides the colorwork floats in between the two layers, so the inside is just as beautiful as the outside. Pair the matching tartan cowl for an on-trend beautiful fashion piece. If you have tried my Affection Headband pattern, the concept…

Sometimes your knitting needs an extra punch, why not tartan!This is an easy to follow tutorial to show you how to create a tartan texture on your knitting. The beginner DIY is a great addition to any knitter's toolbox. Tartan stripes can be easily added to any project, such as hats, scarves or even sweaters.