Intarsia in the Round - Made Simple

This video is about intarsia in the round.

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[lightbeingform]

This is the a-ha moment I was looking for! Thank you! This is the possibly the most professional, clear, and thorough instructional video I have ever seen. Looking forward to watching more!

[eugeniashen]

Thank you so much for your tireless teaching! It helps me expand my comfort zone.

[simonekrafftv.d.]

Dear Ms Bryan, you kinda saved my life! I was fiddling for 2 months without getting clear. Thank you so much for this clear and easy instruction.
Greetings from Germany, Simone

[davidhensley]

I didn't realize you had so many videos. Viewers should binge-watch them!

[Hemy]

This is a very good explanation. Might still rewatch a few times as I do it, but really good demonstration!

[n.j.]

This is a genius solution. Thank you Suzanne!

[maritzapoza-grise]

You are brilliant and a gift to knitters ♥️♥️ thank you

[kellyknight]

This is extremely helpful thank you! I have been tasked with making some Argyle socks and trying to figure how it would work was making my brain hurt but it all makes sense now.

[xxindigoAphrodithexx]

I'm in the middle of a huge intarsia sweater and so far, I have made it work with cutting the colorful strands after each row. I will have to weave them all in later and possibly sew a thin fabric over them with a very loose zigzag, and see how that turns out... it will most likely loose some of the elasticity but then again it is a loose fitting sweatshirt, so it doesn't matter.
Will try this method next time!

[MrMikephil]

Wow you have such patience! I haven't tried this technique yet but am desperate to try it.
Thank you so so much for sharing your expertise x

[ruthstubens]

So clever! Thank you for the clear demonstration and explanation.

[TrixiaDK]

I have the 2 threads in my left hand, while knitting colour work.
The main colour is on my index finger and the contrasting colour is on my thumb. This also takes time to master, and the end result is the same as the one that you share with us here.
Thank you for sharing ❤

[pamelajwatson]

Aww...Suzanne! This is exactly what I have been looking for. I left a rather lengthy comment in your Basic Instarsia video, then I found this one!!! Thank you much for your easily understood tutorials! I agree with you regarding the yarn bobbins and butterflies. It's definitely much easier to use smaller lengths rolled into loose, small center-pull balls. I use a 3/8" dowel rod about 12-15" long to wind them (my makeshift nostepinne)!!! I will certainly be using this technique on the Christmas Stocking order for my Vintage Christmas Stocking, that I am working on next!
Happy, Happy knitting!!!
Pamela Watson
Miss Pam's Creations

[Raevyn]

This was very helpful!! Thank you so much for posting this

[marniegrosz]

I totally understand this! I always knit in the round using Magic Loop, so this demo is really logical to me. Thank you so much for the great demonstration. I just subscribed to your channel. :-)

[AstridAsser]

Thank you for making this! I have been knitting 'faux' intarsia in the round because I didn't know how. When I reached the contrast piece with a strand in the wrong end, I'd pull out the amount of yarn I thought I'd need from the link, and then continue knitting on the right side - tightening the stitches after or pulling out more yarn from the link. If that makes sense. I will surely try this the next time :)

[RichEdgNZ]

This I such a helpful tutorial! I need to do it to get it into my head! Thank you so much.

[hollyedwards]

Thanks for this video. I'm going to have to watch this several times because I can't seem to wrap my head around doing this using only one motif...which is what I'll be doing.

[lillyofthevalley]

Hello dear Suzanne☺ Again a wonderful demonstration, thank you!! The intarsia work is really special. Norwegian or Fair Isle is much more "clearer" so to say. Especially the hundreds of strands with the Fair Isle knitting😆😯😬 ... to sew them invisible is not amusing😔 I try to weave it in but there are so many changes of color.... Your video will be very helpful for other colourwork knitting, too. Have a good time, all the best for you and all you love, heartly GittaLloreley from Germany🍀😇😇🍀🌷🌷🌈💞

[stephaniekaplan]

I really wish this video was made with only one diamond motif. For the sake of learning it became very confusing, where the start of turning and reversing back, and when you actually finished a row/round. I had to go access other videos for it to be clear.