5K views · 59 reactions | Stranded knitting vs. intarsia Most of you know the difference, but occasionally I get questions from people who confuse these two techniques: Stranded knitting is a different technique from intarsia and they are not interchangeable. One is used for continuous (usually repetitive) patterns, while the other is used for solid shapes. | Annaplexis | Facebook

7.1K views · 42 reactions | The Debbie Bliss Winter Blanket Knitalong is here! 臨 Learn Fair Isle, Intarsia, and even more techniques as you create this heirloom piece in super-soft merino wool ✨ The KAL starts on Oct 18th and we'll be bringing you weekly patterns and video tutorials to guide you along the way. Grab your color packs and get ready to knit along! >> https://bit.ly/3QbUBWQ #lovecrafts #debbiebliss #knitalong #KAL #knittingpatterns | LoveCrafts | Facebook

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

Intarsia Instruction Part 2 of 7, Attaching the pattern to the wood.