32K views · 157 reactions | 臨 Intarsia vs. Stranded Knitting — Do you know the difference?� Intarsia is useful if you want to make blocks of different colours, while stranded knitting is used for intricate and repetitive patterns. You can practice both with The Learn-To-Knit blanket (AKA The Tutorial Throw): https://annaplexisinenglish.wordpress.com/the-tutorial-throw/ 臨 #knitting | Annaplexis | Facebook

497K views · 3.1K reactions | I recently shared how Continental and English styles are combined in two-handed stranded knitting. I was asked to also show how to catch floats in two-handed knitting. It may look complicated, but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy (and you don’t have to drop the yarn and twist and break the flow of your #knitting 邏臨) https://annaplexisinenglish.wordpress.com/catching-floats/ | Annaplexis | Facebook

Stranded knitting vs. intarsia Most of you know the difference, but occasionally I get questions from people who confuse these two techniques: Stranded knitting is a different technique from intarsia and they are not interchangeable. One is used for continuous (usually repetitive) patterns, while the other is used for solid shapes. | Annaplexis

152K views · 689 reactions | Mosaic knitting utilises slipped...