I’ve always loved Noro yarn for its long colour changes, and this pattern takes advantage of this nicely.

One ball of Taiyo Sock yarn is divided equally into three balls so that each section starts at a different place in the colour sequence.

If you’ve never done intarsia before, the most important thing is to start the next section by lifting the new yarn underneath the old yarn, thereby twisting them together. This prevents holes between the sections.

The Taiyo is a nice light cottony yarn to work with. Perfect for summer knitting!