How to knit with multiple colors

Today, I’m sharing how to knit the classic 1 x 1 Rib stitch, with a twist: Using two colors, we’ll create a solid reversible fabric, identical on both sides.

A description of the knitting technique: 'Neater intarsia'. The article includes photos.

With this technique under my belt, I am ready to try anything!

A step-by-step tutorial on how to switch colors in knitting no matter which yarn or technique (intarsia, fair isle, stripes) you are using.

Explore the Knit Picks Learning Center and view our guide to fair isle / standard knitting.

A step by step tutorial on intarsia knitting for beginners. Everything you need to know to finish your first intarsia pattern with success.

Carrying colors is an essential technique in knitting when you work on a project that requires different colored yarns. It helps you create patterns, designs, and motifs effectively. When working with multiple colors of yarn, it’s important to twist the strands together to prevent holes from forming in your fabric.

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