How to Knit Intarsia knitting Part 1 - k1p1 TV

[@smithcat1]

Thank you. It's the first time I have understood what to do. Your instructions are really clear.

[@nashmichaeld]

Oh…my…GOHHHH!!!! Made to look so simple. Thank you 🙏. Can’t wait to give it a go 🥰

[@debbieconnett]

THANK YOU THANK YOU...YOUR VIDEO IS THE SINGLE "BEST" TUTORIAL OF THEM ALL.....EASY, YOU HAVE A VERY PLEASANT VOICE AND EASY TO FOLLOW.....I SURELY SUBSCRIBED YOU!!!! HAPPY KNITTER THANKS DEB!!!!!

[@beeutifulfreek]

I love the fact you actually showed me the holes before they were locked. I don't know if I have ever seen anyone else show this. Very informative video. It was very helpful in helping me understand intarsia. Clear and concise! Thank you for sharing!

[@mollywilkins3866]

I have searched and searched and searched for a video that could easily explain Intarsia for me. I'm an advid knitter and it just wasn't clicking on for me...so thank god I stumbled across this video! Wonderful instructions, simple and easy, and your voice is so soothing I could fall asleep to it! Thank you.

[@patriciabongiovanni314]

Knitting intarsia proved to be a monumental challenge for me. I tore apart a very small pocket with an intarsia flower design at least a dozen times before I found this video. Your directions are beautifully simple, effective and I have a pocket! Finally.

[@dpointer1073]

Extremely helpful. Best Intarsia instruction video I've ever seen!

[@shingshingsha]

I just LOVE KZbin! Thankyou so much Ruth- your video is so clear and concise. I swatched a sample and followed along with you only to find that I CAN knit intarsia!! Thankyou so much,this method is so much less of a tangle than I'd previously been shown. Excellent.

[@sarasmith5106]

this is the most useful knitting tutorial I think I've ever come across. You taught me things I didn't even know I needed to learn.

[@cindylee4750]

Ruth - clear and straightforward. Brilliant.

[@koskaloca]

Thank you so much. I am making my first project on intarsia and your video is great, specially showing how to add the new colour to begin the project, very helpful, you have a new subscriber =)

[@toencourageanduplift2939]

So clear - even I can hopefully not muck up my first foray into intarsia which I have been avoiding like the plague, but you have dispelled the "myth" around it - thank you so much!

[@michellekerr9351]

This is a wonderful video!!! So clear. When I change colors, I hear myself say, "needle in and then sort out your colors", although without the lovely accent! Thanks!

[@chtitmog]

Your tutorial is very clear and I love the tip about the tension - thank you very much! I'm not - that - afraid of doing an intarsia anymore. :-) x Davie

[@yolo22]

thank you so much for this helpful video. i'm embarking on my first intarsia project soon. you are the only person i know who holds the working yarn like i do! (loosely between pointing finger and thumb)

[@mrpocketsballoons]

Thanks so much. Your demonstration was clear, easy to follow and answered my questions.

[@jaynehall9337]

Just what I needed to find. The RIGHT way. many thanks. x

[@shingshingsha]

Just wanted to say how thrilled I am to have found your classes! A lively lovely friendly group and some serious knitting.I look forward to learning real techniques and finishing wearable garments.Came home from the course on a high despite an hour cycle in wet weather!! Already am excited for next week.

[@savannagal1]

Thanks so much for a very clear and easy to follow video.

[@muzakaz]

This was gorgeous work, and the best I have found on youtube so far! Thank you SO much!

[@Catholicterp7]

That is the first tutorial I've been able to follow. Thank you!

[@michelleives6529]

Thank you so much for this!! Spent hours knitting a cushion cover which is rubbish as I carried the yarns across the back, will now reattempt with confidence!! xx

[@yliberal6355]

Wow, this was great!

[@LizKS48]

Thank you so much! This was very understandable. I'm just starting to learn and I found a pattern today that uses 3 colors and I really want to make this pattern. You have helped me a lot to understand how to do this.

[@lizzihealy5102]

Absolutely fantastic tutorial. I thought I was going to have to go to a knitting group to figure this out, but I don't even have to leave the house, what joy! Clarity of direction is really on point, thanks so much!

[@victoriaagius8389]

Thank you so much..much appreciated.very good video

[@shingshingsha]

FANTASTIC!! Thank-you. I will look forward to enrolling for the autumn term.

[@ChristyCharlton]

You've taken the fear out of Intarsia for me (and the confusion). Thank you.

[@ThinBlackBones]

Thank you so so much for such a fantastically easy tutorial !! I'm certainly going to try this, and you've made it so that I'm not even worried. Really appreciate this. Thanks again !

[@lauraforconi9111]

i watch so many video, the are so bad, as far as teaching, wow yours is fantastic!!!!

[@nuttyknit1]

Love the videos ruth, hope to see you soon.Helen.X

[@RawrSkyy]

this was soooooo helpful! thank you so much!

[@TattooedAussieChick]

Excellent tutorial. Now to give it a try!

[@wendymycattrevor1179]

thankyou for this.i have been putting off making a baby blanket for fear of making a pigs breakfast of it.hopefully i will have it finished before my grandson arrives !!

[@kjandy2101]

This is great! Thank you so much! I'm brushing up on my knitting skills (I'm a crocheter usually), and this was one thing I never got the hang of! Now I can make my Dr. Who mittens! :)

[@nanamack304]

Excellent video. Thank you very much.

[@staceywood1961]

You are my hero. Thank you so very much!!

[@barkers16]

Fantastic video! Many thanks!

[@annekadis9115]

Now I get it! thank you!

[@pennyclark9079]

Wow Brilliant!!!!

[@maryfolland8358]

I will try your method, looks good.

[@terrymoser47]

Thank you for showing how to knit intarsia, I always did it the wrong way, thanks.

[@busdrivr88]

I love this pattern you're demonstrating, the stripped diamonds. Is there a pattern available for this?

[@1stcamarochick]

yes i sure did..in fact i keep it so i can rewatch when needed. i bet it would be uncomfortable to try to make sure the view is correct..thank you for replying..i didnt even realize there was an inbox to my youtube acct lol..guess im a beginner with lots of things..I know my reply is late but i hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving..

[@Lacrimosemo]

Great Tutorial.. Thank YOU! Can i make this stitch in the round??? For socks??? Can you tell me????

[@MeredithBaillie]

Very clear. Thank you!

[@nicholasneedham5289]

Great Video!

[@shingshingsha]

Hi again Ruth, this knitting lark has me completely addicted and I would really like to learn more and more techniques and understand how patterns form etc, though I know I am some way from that.I wonder if you can advise where in the UK I might learn these skills on a more serious basis than a few day courses- that are never quite satisfying enough or are hideously expensive. Any ideas for someone who wants to advance their skill set? Thanks in advance.

[@chilibeans66]

Do you always cross the yarn over regardless of which direction the pattern is going? Meaning, if it's a straight line, a right diagonal, or a left diagonal? I remember reading that depending on which way the lines are going in the patter depends on how you cross the colors.

[@zoetic26]

great video. I am wondering if this can be done with a garter fabric? or any other pattern?

[@TetraLonelySouls]

thank you! This is very useful!

[@koolnona43]

Excellent! Thank you

[@Anonymouscommenter8]

I wanted to to a four colored pattern I made, but it is complicated and involves a lot of color changes. If I tried to make it in intarsia, I can see myself ending up with over a dozen confusing hanging ends. Is there another method you'd recommend, or should I get used to such a mess? Also, if one does not use a large enough ball of yarn for a color and it runs out, how should one go about adding more yarn?

[@shalamovaknit]

So cute)))

[@jennifermyers8658]

Thank you.. this helps but could you explain how to extend one color stitches when purl like you did with the third row of red? Since the pattern im trying to do has me expanding one color out bith sides the slowly goes back to my color

[@shingshingsha]

Hi Ruth just called the college to enrol on your courses, I'm not a complete beginner but am not as skilled as I would like.I think I am looking to enrol on the Thurs 2-5 19/09/ any idea which course to enrol on? Any help you can offer will be greatly appreciated. Very much looking forward to the classes! Thanks in advance

[@bluediabolo1]

Is it possible to do this in the Round, for Socks or such ?

[@covid-19inthistogether96]

Thank you very much!

[@1stcamarochick]

On the purl side i noticed you wrapped the red yarn around the needle twice on the 1st red purl stitch. Why? Sept I'll be knitting a year and I've learned there are always reasons when Why an experinced knitter does something a certain way.

[@busdrivr88]

If there is a list I can be added to to be notified when the pattern is available, put me on it. Thank you.

[@TahitianBliss]

v nice! now how do i close a gap when i discontinue a color completely, say i finish a row in white, and then start a new row knitting a circular mitten, to red? I've been folding over the tail of the red and knitting double for a couple of rows along w the new color, but leaving the white behind decreases the tension leaving a hole. any recommendations? leaving both the tail of the discontinued white & also the red made it worse and i keep getting a ladder. : ( help please! anyone knowledgeable

[@امينهسليمان-ي1ض]

را ئع جدا

[@rainstarflowerdroplets9624]

it's wonderful

[@TahitianBliss]

thank you !!! xoxo

[@angel292005]

thank you :)

[@autumncarousel]

What if you are knitting in the round?

[@taiserragbhuosin4145]

اوى اعمل الخطوط الطول بابرة الكروشية فى الشغل ا لترىكوة '.

[@svlayland]

I thought this was a great tutorial, but not very loud. I had my sound turned all the way up and had difficulty.