It’s easy. It’s addicting. Log cabin knitting allows you to play with color and pattern to spectacular effect.

Mason-Dixon Knitting Field Guide No. 2 is all about easy entry into the world of colorwork, with four projects that come together fast.

The essential introduction to one of knitting’s greatest pleasures: the handknit sock.

This Field Guide explores the idea of transparency.

Off Modern Daily Knitting goes on a fascinating new journey with Mary Jane Mucklestone, the beloved expert in stranded colorwork. Five designs to play with. With five interchangeable stitch motifs. 

How about we all just ditch life for a while and knit? It’s summertime. Time for ease. Ease yourself into the sort of knitting that we adore: portable, easy to memorize, beautiful.

Fresh, easy, relaxed—welcome to the world of Isabell Kraemer.

For more than 30 years, Norah Gaughan has set our minds awhirl. She is a true revolutionary—a genius of construction, a master of cables, and a fearless innovator. These four designs are an extraordinary chance to play in Norah’s world.

Mason Dixon Field Guide no. 14 featuring four designs from Carol Feller.

Hand-dyed and multicolor yarns make us giddy with delight. We collect gorgeous skeins without a care for what we might actually knitwith them. MDK Field Guide No. 3 has three great designers’ best ideas for projects that do justice to these magical yarns.

Mason-Dixon Knitting Field Guide No. 1 is all about the stripes: a trio of patterns that play with the way a single line of color can transform a project.

With joy, Modern Daily Knitting welcomes one of their all-time favorite designers: Kaffe Fassett.

From the playful imagination of Jeanette Sloan come five patterns that let us explore the magical effects that come with simple lace techniques.

Go big! MDK Field Guide No. 12 celebrates the big joy of simple projects to make for those you love—and to give away.