Intarsia knitting

A step by step tutorial on intarsia knitting for beginners. Everything you need to know to finish your first intarsia pattern with success.

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

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!

Knitting with colour creates a wonderful effect but getting an even neat appearance can be a challenge.What is intarsia?Intarsia is a technique used when working with blocks of colour, so that you

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.

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The Monarch Butterfly! Coming next week! ✨🦋🧡 One of six new designs that will be available as made to order as part of my new insect collection 🪲🐞🦋 Each jumper is hand-embroidered and knit with Scottish Shetland wool, each made in my little home studio✨ I am so excited to finally share this new collection! There will be limited slots available as it is based on the wool I have available 🐏 Made to order also means there will be 4 sizes available for each design 💖

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

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

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

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…

Shaped intarsia-- smooth edge rather than jagged cole change