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This week on the Journal, we’re finishing A Month of Texture by looking at how texture, colour and mood work together. From soft shades in fluffy yarns to deep colours in cables and bright colours in simple stitches, we’re exploring how these choices shape the feeling of a project.

A reflection on the colours we choose again and again, and what they tell us about the projects we love to make and wear.

A beautiful palette is about more than choosing colours you love. In Week 3 of A Month of Colour, we look at how colours work together through contrast, harmony, value, neutrals and small unexpected details that can bring a project to life.

Colour can completely change the feeling of a knitting project. In Week 2 of A Month of Colour, we look at how different shades can soften, brighten, deepen or transform a pattern, and how colour choice shapes the way a finished piece feels.

Colour is often the first thing we respond to in a yarn or project. In the first post of A Month of Colour, we look at how colour shapes mood, memory, instinct and the feeling of a finished piece.