How To Minimize Jogs In Stripes

This tutorial is designed to show you one way to help minimize the appearance of jogs in stripes at the join when knitting in the round. I hope you find it helpful in your own knitting projects, my friends!
xoxo Courtney
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[@PamelasCrochetKnitCorner1]

Thank you for this!

[@flynnknit]

You’re welcome! 🥰

[@normamtz.]

Hola ! Un gran tip , muchas gracias !! Y una pregunta, número son tus agujas y son cortas o largas ? 😊

[@HeatherDobson-px8sk]

I’m a new beginner, knitting these basic beanies. What if I didn’t want to cut the yarn after each color change? I’m currently working on a 2 color hat like this tutorial with 3 rounds in each color & really didn’t want to cut the yarn because I’m very new to this technique & just in case I mess up! Tia

[@flynnknit]

Hey there! I would not recommend carrying up your yarn more than a round or two, especially with super bulky, or you’ll likely end up with holes in your work/not a nice transition between colors. 😊

[@HeatherDobson-px8sk]

Yes I’ve tried twisting the Yarn colors to carry up & I didn’t like the slip stitch purl wise method of changing colors either. Frogged my work to the beginning color block & going to attempt your method! Thanks

[@icherishcrochetandknit309]

Could you slip the jogless join, couldn't you slip the stitch to the other needle, replace the marker in its original spot?

[@jenahornberger3878]

What yarn are you using?

[@flynnknit]

This is Thick & Quick by Lion Brand Yarn.