How to Knit Jogless Stripes

[@margaretinny]

Sara Delaney, you were clear and concise, a great combination. Thank you!

[@dustyroads7067]

Thank you. This seems to be the best solution to jobless knitting I’ve seen. Doing a hat and it’s looks better than all others using different techniques. Wonderful!

[@kathyadams3938]

Thank you so much for these instructions on jogless stripes. Your instructions are easy to understand. It really helps to wrap all the way around on the 2nd round to prevent getting a hole in your work. Now off to making another hat! Thank you again

[@kiahgeleynse3284]

This is so much easier then other methods. Thank you!

[@alisonsanderson1770]

Thank you so much for this You are an amazing teacher. Stay safe and sound. Alison from Nova Scotia xoxoxo

[@grizzlieknits]

I have tried this more times than I want to say over the years. You made it clear and easy! Thank you so much

[@texashookdude9920]

thanks for this tutorial ... this makes a lot of sense and your camera focus on the wrapping of the yarns was very helpful .. I always struggle with changing colors because I sometimes end up with a small gap as in your video ... I will try this tip (thumbs up) 👍🏽👍🏽

[@dianepietrzak7265]

Very helpful instructions! Thanks!

[@kimnovak8631]

Excellent explanation and tutorial, thank you so much!

[@lavoiekatya]

Thank you so much! I finally succeeded! 🎉❤

[@monikaslater6626]

Great video - really simple and effective it is little tricks like this that make a finished work look more professional

[@verymoon630]

I have been struggling for two days with this 21 color slouch. First time knitting a hat, much less with color changes. I have holes and it was making me bananas. You've explained it quite eloquently yet simply enough for me to understand why this happened, and how to prevent it further up the hat.

[@jewin6216]

Works perfectly - thank you so much

[@Time2ski27]

So, its the second row of your new color? Just switched colors and i am at the marker. Thanks for tutorial and great explanation.

[@hollyhobbs1965]

After the second row do you continue to wrap the old colour around the new one on the third and fourth rows or do you do nothing?

[@ginnylynn1]

Excellent

[@rastreer]

please make a video how making the changes for both color..do we cut the 1st yarn to start 2nd?.

[@hollyhobbs1965]

Does this work when doing a knit 1 purl 1 ribbing?

[@SR949900]

How about if you only knit one round of a color before you change to a new color?

[@solosamuraiz1526]

is there any yarn strands in back from picking up yarn below? I want my hat to be clean on inside and my yarn is super stretchy it unravels easy. would be better doing this way instead of cutting each time

[@barbaraiwodi1680]

Very nice. Easy. Thank you.

[@cfschz5230]

I should have researched more before starting my project...I have 2-3 holes ugh....great tutorial.

[@rastreer]

CF Schz me too..i was wondering what i am not learning well..lol

[@AllieBee00]

Same ;-;

[@TristanJPDX]

I feel it makes more since to simply slip the first stitch of the new color knit wise instead of purl wise. I feel you get a better transition this way oppose to slipping it purl wise. Try it, you will notice a difference.

[@ermenegildachampion5934]

great tip;thanks

[@dawnsnow5108]

When I join in the round there is a little gap at the start ever time. How do I get rid of that?

[@theknottyoaktree1017]

cast on an extra stitch and then when you join knit that extra stitch together with your last stitch to join in the round.

[@chantald9661]

Would you be applying the same technique knitting in the round in 1x1 rib?

[@susanpearson6230]

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