Intarsia, multiple color changes between stitches

[@sindhurao4293]

Excellent tutorial Suzanne! Really helps to see how the yarns carried over work inthe forming of the design. Thank you so very much for putting up the video🙂

[@paparsh5114]

It’s a little complicated but I love it when finished knitting thank you so much ❤

[@mosesswedberg5208]

Wonderful tutorial. I am planning a large-scale intarsia piece and this answered a lot of questions I had. Thanks!

[@SuzanneBryan]

Wonderful Moses Swedberg! Happy Knitting.

[@cathyinmt]

Fantastic tip! I love your You Tube channel! Thanks for sharing Suzanne.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Thanks, happy knitting.

[@thaberkorn6853]

Thank you for the awesome video!

[@SuzanneBryan]

You are welcome. Happy knitting.

[@shannontemple6716]

Yes, this makes perfect sense.

[@SuzanneBryan]

Wonderful, thanks for watching and commenting.

[@wilsonstreet616]

I understand why this is done but I will have to pay very close attention so as not to get those strands mixed up. :)

[@SuzanneBryan]

Exactly.

[@reginatodaro9143]

I wish I could see the other side as well.

[@SuzanneBryan]

I have quite a few videos on Intarsia. Just google - Intarsia Suzanne Bryan - and they will come up. You can see both sides on many of the videos. Happy Knitting!

[@verahunt2993]

How do you know when to implement this technique for any other intarsia pattern?

[@SuzanneBryan]

Hi Vera! Patterns vary and each one has it's own issues, you just have to inspect it and plan the colors changes. This is why we should always swatch. 😊