Intarsia Crochet Color Changing Method | Crochet Color Changing Series | Part 2 | Love & Stitch

[@tiannagraham5210]

oh so i unintentionally learned the intarsia technique with my last tapestry project! i think i saw it somewhere and just kept that in my subconscious and pulled it out when i needed it without knowing it had a name!

[@tennaHardwick]

Thanks so much for the tutorial, I did the mini diamond and now I’m going to do this one ,

[@remedy9648]

Gorgeous work! Looking forward to seeing more of your work!💜🧶💜

[@loveandstitch]

Thank you so much Remedy! Definitely looking forward to sharing more videos very soon:)

[@musyimusyi9042]

this is so easy to understand. definitely will stick to this method

[@loveandstitch]

yesss!!!

[@kammclamb222]

Wax paper stops the squeaks. Kuddos to Little Johns Yarn for that tip ❤

[@loveandstitch]

That is such a great tip! I'm afraid of getting a bald spot from using my scalp all the time. lol

[@terryl3581]

You are an outstanding crochet teacher!

[@loveandstitch]

Thank you so much Terry!

[@alexandra3804]

Very informative, thank you!

[@loveandstitch]

Your very welcome!

[@winiut]

Thank you for your tutorial 💙

[@loveandstitch]

You’re welcome 😊

[@terezalin4853]

beautifull ! Thank you for the info ;)

[@loveandstitch]

No problem 😊

[@dorna2325]

I’m gonna do a wall hanging and i’m only using 2 colors. What method would you suggest for that? I don’t think it’s important how the back looks because only the front will be visible

[@orly5358]

❤❤❤

[@anabarbarasantos3305]

😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😘😘

[@loveandstitch]

🥰🙏🏻

[@dorna2325]

which method is the best if i want it to have a clean look to it? like the color changes to not be messy?

[@loveandstitch]

I prefer cut and tie but it does leave a pretty messy back with all the ties. Depending on how many color changes you’re working with intarsia may be the cleanest method overall.

[@dorna2325]

@@loveandstitch I’m gonna do a wall hanging and i’m only using 2 colors. What would you suggest for that? I don’t think it’s important how the back looks because only the front will be visible

[@katiamano5668]

Thanks a lot ♥️♥️♥️

[@loveandstitch]

You’re so welcome!!🥰

[@alejandramoralesmartinez4095]

which method do you recommend for Rolling Hills wall proyect?

[@loveandstitch]

I personally would recommend the cut and tie because a lot of the row require at least 3-4 color changes!

[@sammyrumore3784]

she’s fluent in yappenese

[@sandrar.4797]

Merci :)

[@fathimanourin4508]

Was waiting.....

[@loveandstitch]

Hope its helpful!

[@fathimanourin4508]

@@loveandstitch intarsia and tapestry is different methods?

[@fathimanourin4508]

Wats the difference between two?

[@fathimanourin4508]

@@loveandstitch yaa helpful

[@loveandstitch]

Intarsia requires each color to have its own length of yarn. Tapestry you are able to carry the yarn throughout the project.

[@PATRICIAPAREDES64]

Me gustaría ver el punto que hiciste, porque no se enfoca en ningún momento. Gracias

[@ummsalamah7711]

rub baby powder on it or coconut oil just a little on squeaky needle

[@loveandstitch]

Great tip!

[@trevordiehl5855]

I don’t wanna be rude,but you explained how to turn your work for almost 8 mins, not a single stitch.

[@krozhcovers]

habla mucha tonteria no teje solo habla

[@trevordiehl5855]

I don’t even think you explained the stitch you are using.