Knitting with a AG24 intarsia carriage on a SK280 knitting machine

[@BigTerKC]

Great job! Its nerve wracking to keep track of all those ends, and then you have to move from one side of the camera back to the other, wow! Thanks so much for taking time to make this! The sweater is adorable!

[@TidTilOvers]

+Terry D Thank you! Yes, it is a lot of work! But I really love intarsia knitting, and all the work usually turns out quite well! And the camera is usually not there, you know ;-)

[@ballofwool1]

Wonderful. Your video is very clear and easy to follow. Thank you. Kindest regards Anne

[@TidTilOvers]

+ballofwool1 Thank you very much for your comment. I am very glad that you liked the video! :-)

[@TheRedkippa]

Fabulous. I love your videos, they are so helpful. Thank you.

[@TidTilOvers]

+The Family Thank you!

[@TheThornbird21]

This is fabulous, you are very skilful, I wish you were accessible for one on one classes.

[@like90]

Really helpful video! What program are you using for the image graph? How does it track your rows?

[@TidTilOvers]

That's good to hear :-) I have used a program called DesignaKnit to design and knit the image.

[@randomname4726]

Do any of the machines do the colour change for you or do you always needs to do it by hand as you have demonstrated?

[@ingunnselandhvattum2479]

As far as I know, no "ordinary" knitting machine can knit intarsia other ways than this.

[@francadecembrotto37]

Wonderful