Demystifying Double Knitting

Double knitting is a colourwork method that produces a reversible, two-layered fabric with a clean face on each side, so neither surface shows floats or a messy reverse. That quality sets it apart from other knitting techniques, and it can puzzle beginners and seasoned knitters alike.

This guide clears up the process. Each core technique is broken down into clear steps and illustrated with close-up photographs. Once the fundamentals are in hand, readers are taken beyond plain stocking stitch toward texture, shaping, and designs whose two sides do not mirror each other.

Written for people new to the method and for knitters who want a deeper understanding of how it works, the book offers an approachable introduction that also highlights the creative possibilities double knitting opens up.