How to Make Your Own Intarsia (picture Knitting) Charts: Over the years, I have done a lot of intarsia or picture knitting. Many of the things I have made have been from already created patterns, but a lot have been from my own design because there just wasn’t anything like I wanted available. I thought…

A step by step tutorial on intarsia knitting for beginners. Everything you need to know to finish your first intarsia pattern with success.

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

A step by step tutorial on how to knit intarsia in the round. With a couple of easy tricks, you can knit intarsia socks and other tubular projects.

A massive list of 10 tricks for advanced intarsia knitting. Achieve better results by using these proven methods to perfect your knitting projects.

Il faut connaître le jacquard technique et cela passe par la maîtrise du jacquard intarsia qui est une technique toute particulière.

Shop 22 intarsia sweaters to give a handcrafted touch to your cold-weather wardrobe.

Learn how to do intarsia crochet with this complete Beginner's Guide to Intarsia Crochet! Includes practice pattern to help illustrate the techniques.

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From the team that reinvented intarsia in North America.

The Complete Intarsia Manual was authored by Newton Ferguson, Fred Martin and Bob Beachum. This is an EBook in .pdf format that can be purch...

Circa 1930's hand made intarsia box by Albert Rosenblatt, with 5 different inlaid woods. Striking pattern of inlaid woods depicts reed stalks across front and top of box. Included is original paper card with handwritten list of hardwoods used in construction of box. Excellent condition, especially considering it's age, with barely discernible signs of cracking and surface wear. Wonderful accessory for the VIP executive desk! See less

Intarsia artist Joanie VanDusart teaches you a helpful intrasia tip that will allow you to properly transfer a pattern to your woodworking pieces.

I'll guide you through intarsia knitting, from its history to practical tips and techniques for flat and round knitting. Plus some patterns!

Our Highland Lighthouse Sweater is inspired by a hand-knit sweater from the 1980s. The reference sweater was knit by a Truro, Massachusetts resident to benefit the preservation of a local arts center. This sweater is made on hand looms at a woman-owned and -operated factory in Peru. The intarsia design is by Lynne &

12 Constellations & Milky way pullover. -One size(M) is included in this pattern. Bust 96cm Length 47cm Sleeve length 50cm -Skills required Working from charts Intarsia knitting M1P Knit 1, Purl 1 rib Simple embroidery -Yarn Knit Picks - Wool of the Andes Worsted (110Yards / 50g) #Winter Night * 4 #Ciel * 2 #Spruce * 2 #Lake Ice Heather * 1 #Jurassic * 1 -Embroidery floss DMC - Cotton Embroidery Floss (8 meters / skein) #BLANC * 3 For Korean customers Paypal 결제가 안되는 경우 asw2159지메일로 연락바랍니다.

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Product Details Round-neck knitted sweater. The Noma Sweater is a knitted sweater with a round neck and a set-in sleeve. The sweater features a multi-coloured intarsia placement design on the front. Crafted from a cool-feel knit, this sweater is an ideal lightweight layering piece. Round-neck knitted sweater Set-in long sleeve Colourful Tarot Intarsia placement design on black knit base Lightweight knit is cool to the touch with a slight sheen Material 80% Viscose 20% Nylon This dry handfeel knit has a smooth finish and is cool to touch. Blending viscose with nylon, the finished garment is both breathable and durable. We are working with not-for-profit organisation Canopy to ensure that all our forest-based fabrics are responsibly sourced from sustainable forestry and preference those with a green shirt ranking according to the most current CanopyStyle Hot Button Report. This report guides us in ensuring our viscose products have a low risk of being sourced from ancient and endangered forests. Our traceability systems confirm the viscose fibres in this garment are from green shirt rated producers. Maker This knit was made by Dongguan Heng Chen Garments, who have been working with us for our knitwear since 2022. Their factory is in Changping Town, Dongguan, China. The factory is a member of BSCI, and undergoes regular social compliance audits. Size and Fit Regular fit throughout Key measurements to check are the bust, hem and bicep All garments are measured flat (not on body) and then doubled (except the length) to calculate the total circumference. To work out what size will suit you best, flat measure an item that fits you well and use this as a guide. Please contact us if you have any questions or need more information. Approximate bust measurements:XS/S: 45.5cmS/M: 48cmM/L: 50.5cmL/XL: 53cmXL/XXL: 55.5cm Approximate shoulder to shoulder point measurement:XS/S: 33.75cmS/M: 35cmM/L: 36.25cmL/XL: 37.5cmXL/XXL: 38.75cmApproximate length measurement:XS/S: 55cmS/M: 56cmM/L: 57cmL/XL: 58cmXL/XXL: 59cmApproximate hem width measurement:XS/S: 46cmS/M: 48.5cmM/L: 51cmL/XL: 53.5cmXL/XXL: 56cmApproximate sleeve length measurement:XS/S: 57.5cmS/M: 58.5cmM/L: 59.5cmL/XL: 60.5cmXL/XXL: 61.5cm Approximate bicep measurement:XS/S: 13.75cmS/M: 15cmM/L: 16.25cmL/XL: 17.5cmXL/XXL: 18.75cm Model Measurements Our model Chiara wears the Noma Sweater in a size S/M measures:Height: 177 cmBust: 80 cmWaist: 63 cmHips: 90 cm Our model Odna in the video wears the Noma Sweater in a size S/M measures:Height: 172 cmBust: 90 cmWaist: 72 cmHips: 99 cm Care Instructions Hand wash Do not bleach Do not tumble dry Warm iron Dry cleanable Cold hand wash using eco-friendly detergent. Do not machine wash (even on delicate cycle). Do not rub, wring or spin dry. Squeeze out excess water. Gently pull wet garment into shape Dry flat in shade. Warm iron on reverse. Do not use other forms of heat when drying. Find and Watch How to Care for you Knitwear Video Here

The Boke Sweater designed by Marzia Kjellberg is an advanced level knitting project. This project is knitted in four colors (A, B, C and D) and in several pieces which are then seamed together. Most of the colorwork is worked with the intarsia technique. but the central motif in the back is embroidered once the cardigan is knitted. The model wears size: S

This is an enjoyable intarsia project that uses the trace method for pattern transfer.

Hier ist ein Satz von 4 Intarsien-Strickkarten verschiedener Flussvögel mit Anleitungen, wie man sie zu einer Reihe von Tischsets stricken kann. Die abgebildeten Vögel sind ein Höckerschwan, eine Kanadagans, eine Stockente und ein Eisvogel. Die Anleitung ist für DK Garn und 4mm Nadeln. Jede Strickschrift hat einzeln gestrickt eine fertige Größe von ca. 20cm x 20cm. Die fertige Größe des Tischsets beträgt ca. 25cm x 35cm Diese Anleitung ist mit Hilfe meiner Ruby’s Knit Club Mitglieder entstanden! Die Idee hinter diesen Anleitungen ist, dass die Diagramme und Projektideen alle austauschbar sind, d.h. wenn Sie andere aus meinen 'Multi-Use Pattern Sets' kaufen, können Sie einen anderen Satz von Diagrammen verwenden, um dasselbe Projekt zu machen oder umgekehrt! Bitte kontaktieren Sie uns bei Fragen. Erfahre mehr über diesen Artikel

Prolific machine knitter Donatella of inspiration & realisation resurrects the 'no signal' TV screen with this stunning machine knit intarsia sweater!

A guide explaining the difference between Fair Isle and Intarsia knitting. These techniques produced multi-colored fabric in different ways.

Have you ever wondered what's the difference between tapestry and intarsia in crochet? Is it same thing but different name? You'll find out more on my blog!

Here is a set of 4 intarsia charts of different river birds with instructions on how to knit them into a set of table mats. The birds featured are a Mute Swan, a Canada Goose, a Mallard Duck and a Kingfisher. Get the charts / patterns via Etsy, designed by Sarah Holmes of Ruby and

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She's got it, yeah baby she's got it. Linnea's Venus intarsia motif gives a nod to the classics whilst keeping things cosy with a contemporary, oversized sweater fit with a round neck and neutral ivory hue. Crafted from an Alpaca wool blend, you just know she's as soft as she looks.

The Gambit Jumper is an oversized piece consisting of stockinette and reverse stockinette stitches, made using the intarsia technique. It is knitted flat and then later assembled. Skill Level: Confident Beginner to Intermediate Required Techniques: alternating cable cast on, twisted rib stitch, stockinette, reverse stockinette, intarsia cast on, intarsia, decreasing, picking up stitches, binding off and seaming. Language: English Sizes: XS – 5XL written as: size 1 (size 2) size 3 (size 4) size 5 (size 6) size 7 (size 8) size 9 XS - 28” - 30” - 71-76cm S - 32” - 34” - 81-86cm M - 36” - 38” - 91-97cm L - 40” - 42” - 102-107cm XL - 44” - 46” - 112-117cm 2XL - 48” - 50” - 122-127cm 3XL - 52” - 54” - 132-137cm 4XL - 56” - 58” - 142-147cm 5XL - 60” - 62” - 152-157cm Measurements after blocking (approx. & lying flat in cm): Garment Width: 48.9 (53.3) 57.7 (62.2) 66.7 (71.1) 75.6 (80) 84.4 Garment Length: 57 (60.1) 64.5 (68.3) 67.8 (67.8) 71.1 (68.7) 71.6 Armhole Depth: 24.4 (26.7) 28.9 (27.2) 29.4 (26.7) 28.3 (30) 31.7 Sleeve Length: 52.6 (54.5) 54.5 (54.1) 52 (52) 50.3 (50.3) 52.4 Cuff Width: 11 (12) 12.5 (12.6) 13.5 (14) 14 (14.4) 15 Collar Width: 15 (15) 16 (16) 17 (17) 18 (18) 19 Suggested Needles: 4.5mm US 7 needles (40cm or 80cm in length) 5.5mm US 9 needles (80cm or 100cm in length) Extra Tools: Tapestry needle (to weave in ends), tape measure, scissors, and stitch markers. Gauge (after blocking): In stockinette stitch (using 5.5mm US 9 needles): 18 sts / 24 rows = 10 x 10 cm 4 x 4 inches. In twisted rib stitch (using 4.5mm US 7 needles): 20 sts / 30 rows = 10 x 10 cm 4 x 4 inches. Materials: Work the jumper using one strand of any Aran weight yarn - (10ply 8wpi). NOTE! The jumper primarily uses two yarn colours (Yarn A and Yarn B), but feel free to use more than two colours or even one colour throughout. Approx amounts of Yarn A: 300 (350) 350 (400) 400 (450) 500 (550) 600g of Stylecraft Special Aran, 100g/196m. Approx amounts of Yarn B: 250 (300) 350 (350) 400 (400) 450 (500) 550g of Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran, 100g/184m. If you choose to use one colour throughout you will need: 550 (650) 700 (750) 800 (850) 950 (1050) 1150g of 100g/196m. Yarn Alternatives:  Drops Lima, 50g/100m Drops Paris, 50g/75m Cascade 220, 100g/200m King Cole Wool Aran, 100g/180m Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Worsted, 50g/101m Filcolana Peruvian Highland Wool, 50g/100m This pattern is strictly for private or personal use only. The pattern may not be copied, redistributed, or sold. The sale of garments made from this pattern is prohibited. As this is a downloadable PDF pattern no refunds will be given.