In this five-part video tutorial, learn how to double crochet intarsia using a graph or chart. Intarsia knitting is an advanced knitting method, used to knit with several colors of yarn. The simple heart chart used in this video is available here.
How To: Double crochet intarsia using a chart or graph
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Sew knitted pieces together using a whip stitch and other stitches
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Use a pocket knitter
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Understand the Differences Between Knitting Needles
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Crochet an extra puffy puff stitch
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2 Comments
LOVED LOVED your tutorial on how to work from a graph i made the dc heart square it turned out beautifully i always wanted to try this but didnt know if i could do it properly im going to use this pattern to make a valentines day blankie for my granddaughter Makayla thanks so much keep up the great work!
Lovely! Simple yet lovely! I'll use this pattern and technique to make my own crochet projects! Thank you and keep it up!
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