cant express how much i want to thank you 🙌 i was looking everywhere for how to change color vertically AND three color waves cast on and this was exactly was i needed. tysm
Very helpful tutorial, especially for beginners in intarsia. Now I wonder would the cast on be done the long tails cast on version without the slipknot? I prefer that way of long tails casting. Would it work here?
It would work but that first stitch might be a bit more loose than if you use the slip knot for the first stitch. Give it a try! I imagine that once some fabric has been knitted you might need to finesse that join and weave in the end to create a seamless edge.
Glad you found it useful! After the cast on is completed, the first knit/purl row is worked as normal. If you find that your first row when working intarsia seems a little more loose than you prefer, consider using a needle one size smaller for that first row after the CO, then switch back to the original needle and continue the project. As you know, swatching is your friend - so give it a try on a smaller piece of fabric to make sure the results are what you want before casting on for the project. Have fun!
This is by far the most helpful intarsia cast on I found.
Thank you! I am glad it was helpful!
Great instructions at the right speed and level of detail! Thanks for posting this😊
I'm so glad you found it useful! Happy Knitting!
Thanks
cant express how much i want to thank you 🙌 i was looking everywhere for how to change color vertically AND three color waves cast on and this was exactly was i needed. tysm
Thank you for the kind words - you are most welcome!
this was the best tutorial for this that I found on youtube. thank you!
Wow, thanks! I'm so glad it was useful!
Very helpful tutorial, especially for beginners in intarsia. Now I wonder would the cast on be done the long tails cast on version without the slipknot? I prefer that way of long tails casting. Would it work here?
It would work but that first stitch might be a bit more loose than if you use the slip knot for the first stitch. Give it a try! I imagine that once some fabric has been knitted you might need to finesse that join and weave in the end to create a seamless edge.
@@KyleKunnecke thank you! I will give it a try and see what happens. It will be an experiment so fun either way :)
How do you keep the first knit/purl row tight? This is a brilliant tutorial. Thank you
Glad you found it useful! After the cast on is completed, the first knit/purl row is worked as normal. If you find that your first row when working intarsia seems a little more loose than you prefer, consider using a needle one size smaller for that first row after the CO, then switch back to the original needle and continue the project. As you know, swatching is your friend - so give it a try on a smaller piece of fabric to make sure the results are what you want before casting on for the project.
Have fun!
@@KyleKunnecke thank you 😊