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Intarsia is a colorwork technique in which blocks of color are worked with separate balls of yarn or bobbins. The yarns are not carried across the back of the work between color changes and must be twisted around each other at each change to prevent holes in the work. Intarsia knitting should not be worked circularly because at the end of the round, the yarns would be in the wrong position.
Beyond the Basics | Intarsia | Knit Simple Magazine
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