How to Crochet Intarsia Colorwork in Tunisian Crochet

I can't tell you how much I enjoy Intarsia colorwork in Tunisian Crochet! The only challenge is a little tensioning here and there and you're good to go! I hope you play with this technique and make a truly unique project!
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Working a return pass - • Beginner Tunisian Croc...
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Patterns that Use this Stitch:
Kellan Scarf
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Marin Earrings
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Levana Shawl
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Chapters:
Intro 00:00
Supplies 00:57
Set up 01:50
Tutorial 05:33
Adding a color 06:04
Adding 3rd color 6:59
Changing colors in return pass 07:47
Adjusting tension 09:17
Creating a pattern 11:16
Closing 13:19

[@picnicphoto]

Thanks for a very clear tutorial. Especially like understanding that when the color change is on the second loop in the return pass, you change colors there to continue

[@SEKHandmade]

I'm so glad you found it helpful!

[@sophiehopkins602]

Now that’s is amazing. Thanks for the tutorial. I tried doing change Color’s for Tunisian crochet and it never works. I’m doing a blanket at the moment but I’ll continue to that work when I go to Disneyland Paris on my bus trip.❤

[@SEKHandmade]

Oh wow! That sounds amazing! So glad this tutorial helped!

[@nz-nz]

Thanks so much for the clear tutorial.

[@SEKHandmade]

You're very welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful!

[@rebmedina2835]

Very helpful. Thank you

[@SEKHandmade]

Glad it was helpful!

[@thewebupdater]

Thank you for your clear instructions! I've seen other types of colorwork for tunisian crochet, but not one using this term. Love finding something new to learn. 🙂

[@SEKHandmade]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching!

[@katieclark5761]

How do you deal with the long stitch yarn on the back of the piece from bringing the purple back after the gray? When I switching back and forth making stripes, I end up with long stitches on the outside of the piece as I pull each color back to start a new stripe. Is there a way to knit these into the piece?

[@SEKHandmade]

When carrying yarn up the side of your project for color changes, I see two options. If you want your edges to be super clean, you can't carry the yarn up. You need to cut the yarn each time. But if you hate weaving in ends, like me, you can hide the carried yarn by working a simple border around your project. I love a single crochet border. It's simple, flexible, doesn't add too much size to your project, and doesn't take much extra yarn.