Tapestry crochet

Some call it tapestry crochet. Others call it color-work, fair isle or intarsia. People may use a variety of terms for what seems to be the same thing. So... What is Tapestry Crochet? Although sometimes used interchangeably, the terms above actually mean slightly different things. Here's your one stop guide.

Tapestry crochet is a color-changing technique that allows you to work a single row of stitches in more than one color.

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Tapestry crochet and intarsia are worked slightly differently and are used in different types of projects.

Tapestry crochet is easily one of the most beautiful crochet techniques, where you can create a crochet fabric using lovely graphs. This crochet technique uses different colors and multiple strands of yarn, without having yarn tail floats on the wrong sides of the work. By following the steps in this free crochet tutorial I will share 5 basics of tapestry crochet with you & I promise you I'll break it down to easy "rules" or techniques.

Have you ever wondered what's the difference between tapestry and intarsia crochet technique? Is it same thing but different name? You can find out what's all about on my blog!