How to Change Colors in Crochet

Wanting to change colors in crochet? Changing colors can be a daunting and intimidating task but it does not have to be! With one simple technique the process is simple and as painless as possible. Let me teach you how.
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[@cindycecconello7121]

I think the way you showed me to change colors was spot on. I will started changing colors the way you showed me. It's so easy to change colors that way. Thanks!!

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ilenefromontario9344]

I have been using ombre colours just because I'm so afraid of my project unraveling lol... After watching this I will feel more confident 😄

[@kangchenjunga591]

This explanation is very clear. I’ve watched other tutorials where I could see practically nothing, but now I know how to do it, thank you! But note that "locking in" the ends of previous yarn into the work isn’t easy with thicker yarn.

[@goldengryphon]

Thank you! I've been doing a lot of crocheting recently and, instead of making for myself or a couple of afghans for others, I have two brand new babies to make for (different sides of the family, but there must have been something in the water s they were about 10 days apart. Yikes!) So I have been working to 'up my game' and be more ... professional. Instead of the loose, "catch as catch can" just tie a knot or something and move on style that I had before. I have learned to tie on yarn (I think it's a Russian join?), keep to my stitch count (because babies are tiny things. I don't want to think about the "Monster Bootie" that was almost big enough to fit me.) and *now* I know how to change colors, something I should have learned all those many years and 'How To' books ago. Better late than never, I guess. Thank you for helping me to look good, and make good looking things for the tiniest people. I can't tell you how much I appreciate this!

[@katbird11]

Finally! This is a fantastic demo for me, the crochet-challenged, and I GET IT!!! Thank you.

[@joanntyler5950]

Thank you ! I’m thrilled to learn this ....been beyond frustrated changing colors !

[@jessmdz]

Got it ! Doing it that second time w the red helped a lot! Thank u!!

[@lisaortiz6859]

Love, love, love this tutorial!!!!!!! It will change how I crochet!!!!! ❤️

[@horseblinderson4747]

Thanks, I haven't been chaining one on my ends, I've also been completing my rows.

[@alyssameyer2676]

So helpful for learning how to weave in ends when I change colors!

[@beckymonk5964]

Simply fabulous ; thank you !

[@allegrasmith2682]

Ho Humming along??????🎶🎵🎹🎼🎤🎸🎸🎺🎻😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😜YOU FUNNNNNNY I'M ON THE FLOOR!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😜😁🎤🎶🎵🎹🎼😂

[@maryedwards1241]

Love it, finally my work looks more professional!! Thank you!!

[@kayt7125]

I have watched so many of these trying to find one thats easy so thank u so much 😁

[@kosherjew4223]

THIS IS JUST WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

[@LITTLEAIKENFAN]

Best video on changing colors! Thanks!!

[@HeartHookHome]

I'm so glad! Thank you :)

[@montrealstars60]

Very helpful and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing!

[@praveenakishore7298]

Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! Changing yarn colors has always been a pain for me. Absolutely brilliant and thank you so very much for making this video. 🌸❤️

[@kimpfew]

Awesome instructions! Thank you!

[@jacquelinebobcombe8290]

Thank you so much, very easy to understand

[@Likaye-b9t]

So I no longer have to weave in a million ends anymore?? Thank you

[@dorismiller9225]

Wow this seems so easy. Thank you. I wish I had know this months ago. Thank you again.

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@bronwynpotter8001]

Fabulous way to work it in. Bronn

[@programistkacom]

That is awesome!

[@godcrochetchatter9234]

Ty

[@nspiredcreation4093]

thank you. you made this look easy; but what if I had narrow stripes and wanted to carry my yarn from one stripe to the next?

[@HeartHookHome]

I would carry the yarn (crochet around it) or if you're working in rows just pick it up on the next row, on your way back.

[@prestonwilliams9531]

This is a great video, another good one is by renaissance she is amazing too and works the 2 threads into the work! Love your video I'll subscribe

[@HeartHookHome]

Awesome! So glad. Thank you!

[@Grizzly-Cat]

Boop! 😂 Nice tutorial!

[@cassandrac27]

All the other video say tie a knot. This is fantastic.

[@brookewhite454]

I like this method, but I am concerned that it will come un done? Any thoughts?

[@missaspnksurmom]

Yes it can. They can be pulled straight out the side.

[@ZZmsz]

How can I crochet like your demonstration, but not crispy crochet...? I am tying to make a three colors hat crochet but it is crispy.... I would like that my hat finishing soft... any help...please ?

[@HeartHookHome]

Washing makes all the difference.

[@bhavaniramakrishnan7017]

Each time the color is changed have to.cut the thread n go through the stitches mam?

[@selenavazquez548]

Will this work for a shell stitch ?

[@silverblood145]

Does this still work if I'm making a temperature blanket using Moss stitch?

[@HeartHookHome]

Sure! I'd just change it with the last pull through like normal.

[@wandabigelow9692]

What about when there are skipped stitches in between? It seems like they would flee.

[@wandabigelow9692]

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[@HeartHookHome]

I would still do it on the last pull through. You can go in later and clean up any noticeable bits when you weave in ends.

[@pay4fish]

What if you are using a mesh stitch?

[@HeartHookHome]

I'd probably do it the same way.

[@irenew6202]

Will this unravel over time or during laudry?

[@HeartHookHome]

Not if you weave in the ends properly.

[@annkastura1849]

You have a bad and annoying habit of “snorting your snot”. Suggest that you “blow your nose” before you start filming and keep tissue at hand while doing so. An added benefit is that it is healthier for you because it keeps the mucus from going down your throat, which could irritate it enough to cause a cough.