Intarsia knitting

A guide explaining the difference between Fair Isle and Intarsia knitting. These techniques produced multi-colored fabric in different ways.

With intarsia, you use a color only for as long as it's needed, twist that yarn around the next color to prevent a gap, then continue along the row with the new color, leaving the original color behind. Each time you stop working with a color, you create an end-of-row as far as that yarn is concerned — and you can't help but leave an enlarged, loopy stitch at the end of a row. Here is a clever trick for neater color changes in intarsia! #knitting #knit #intarsia #knittingtutorial

Discover the rich history of intarsia knitting from its 16th-century European origins and learn essential techniques for knitting intarsia colorwork flat and in the round. Click to master this timeless knitting technique!

Intarsia knitting is a colorwork technique that involves incorporate areas of color into your knitting. It is all about blocks[…] The post How to Get Started with Intarsia Knitting appeared first on Arianna Frasca.

I supposed i said i was done but I wasn’t, part I! Hand knit, intarsia and fair isle. #laurapalmer #firewalkwithme #davidlynch #twinpeaks #film #knitting #knitsweater #intarsia #fairisle #wool #knitwear

A description of the knitting technique: 'Neater intarsia'. The article includes photos.

Another blog entry from the NattyKnitter archives, this time from May 2009. I can honestly say that I am the master of most intarsia at this point. Fair Isle…now that’s a different stor…

Learn how to knit intarsia and why you would use this color knitting technique in your projects. Plus easy intarsia knitting patterns.

Anne Berk, author of Annetarsia, is here to show you the best way to manage your yarn while working Intarsia Knitting.

Learn how to easily finish your intarsia knitting projects with this video tutorial by Anne Berk & Marly Bird!

I’m a big fan of colorwork knitting, especially stranded, but there are times when you want a single, non-repeating, bold[…] The post How to knit intarsia in the round appeared first on Arianna Frasca.

A simple and effective way to join a new color in knitting using the weave in and twist method. Perfect for intarsia and colorwork.

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In 2016, it came as a shock that Rowan's Kaffe Fassett KAL would not include "intarsia" -- a way of knitting with an infin...

Intarsia knitting is not all that different than Fair Isle except that separate balls of yarn are added into the row for e …