How to Knit Jogless Colorwork | In the Round

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Camas Creek Yarn’s “Jogless Jog” video: • Camas Creek Yarn/Jogle...
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[@ginnys9937]

Thank you! This is the only tutorial I could find that explains an actual, elegant solution.

[@catherinecroberts]

Brilliant solution. Very concise, clear explanation and camera work. Thank you so much.

[@genevievegr7717]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much indeed!

[@silverwoodadventures8818]

Ha! Thank you so much! I was so frustrated and your video is really clear x

[@frizfriz]

Thank you! I'll definitely try this!

[@helenward681]

Very useful the jog has always put me off knitting these types of sweaters and hats. I’ve just make a jumper with fairisle not in the round. I’ll give this a go. Very helpful video.

[@nataliia_m_s6980]

Thank you very much!

[@blackbean4509]

Thank You ☺️

[@yayitadelsur]

Great i like it! Thank You!!❤😊

[@mishasamuel]

If the colorwork is only on the yoke of a top down sweater, do you stop this method after completing the colorwork? Thank you! Great video!

[@kareno800]

This video is MOST helpful... However, I have a question... must you employ this technique for ALL rows, regardless if there is a color change or not between the end of the previous row and the start of the new row???

[@dearingenue7033]

I would recommend it! I've tried both (discontinuing the method, and continuing the method) and you'll end up with a noticeable 'hole' where you stop. So, depending on where you do it. It's really up to you!