Intarsia knitting charts

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Free knitting chart of a large intarsia flower, suitable for jumpers/sweaters, afghan squares and other projects.

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

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

Do you find intarsia a little bit scary? You're not alone! To help you improve your intarsia, I've put together a pdf containing 33 tips that will have you confidently knitting pictures in no time. The tips start with the basics, such as choosing yarn, and tips for reading charts, and go all the way to advice for getting the best finish. Want to get hold of the pdf? All you have to do is sign up to my newsletter, and the pdf will arrive with your welcome email.

Try intarsia crochet today! Learn how to create stunning colorwork with easy patterns, clear tips, and a step-by-step tutorial.

A tutorial showing you how to design and make your own knitting motif charts for colour work, intarsia and fairisle knitting.