135K views · 1K reactions | Intarsia is a knitting technique used to knit single compact shapes using a separate ball of yarn for each colour area. This way, there are no floats on the wrong side. You need to twist the yarns at each colour change. https://annaplexisinenglish.wordpress.com/simple-intarsia/ #knitting | Annaplexis | Facebook

Using the traditional intarsia technique, our makers have just hours to master what usually takes a week. Precision is everything, and the results? Stunning.  Clip from Bill Bailey's The Master Crafters: The Next Generation #IntarsiaArt #MakefulTV #CraftChallenge #PietraDura #StoneMosaic #CreativeTV | Makeful | Facebook

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What Is the Intarsia method? I teach this method if you have ever taken my checkered pattern class. This method consists of the use of multiple skeins of yarn at one time. It eliminates the need to cut and burn when wanting to change colors. Example:When I create a checked pattern blanket using this method the only time i have to cut and burn is when i a rotating my colored block pattern. I will be releasing a new on demand loom class tonight for this method & teaching the checkered pattern. It