The Supreme Court also held that conventional rules of civil litigation apply in Title VII cases. One of those rules is that parties to civil litigation need only prove their case by a preponderance of the evidence, not by clear and convincing evidence, as the circuit court found.
Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Intarsia crochet is also called colorwork crochet. It is accomplished by carrying the unused color along (crocheting over it so it's inside the stitch). Some patterns want you to carry the unused yarn across the back, but that is not the usual manner. I recently crocheted a flag afghan for a friend and it is reversable by crocheting over the carried yarn.
The colors are tied off on the inside of the sweater, creating a flat knit fabric with patterns knitted in solid colors, so that both sides of the fabric are alike, a characteristic that distinguishes intarsia from jacquard knitting. Intarsia can be machine or handknit.