Hi Friends! Have you seen this method before? I've fallen in love with it! Not only is it great for color changes, it would work great when you run out of yarn and want to attach another ball. Let me know what you think. xx
This is exactly the same thing. 😂. After crocheting since age 4.5 y/o, I do not see or feel any difference. To me this way takes more time, but after crocheting 65 years, I guess I am just too comfortable with the "old" way. 😊
BRILLIANT! How I love it’s smooth transition and clean look with little effort. I’ll NEVER go back to the other way now. THANK YOU for sharing this worthy tip.
I’m glad I’m not the only one. Some have commented that is more fiddly but I’m just not finding it to be. I’ve done the other way for years and this definitely feels better. 😆💕
That’s amazing! 😱 I was holding my breath as you pulled the loop from the old colour, I thought it was going to unravel. Thank you for educating us ❤🇬🇧
Lol ~ you guys make me laugh! Just glad I’m not the only one who had that feeling. I’m coming back to crochet after setting it down about 20 yrs ago. I thought it’d be like riding a bike… not so much! & at 61 the brain not as quick as it used to be. Anyway ~ THANKS for sharing this wonderful technique, and thanks to everyone else for their cute comments 🙂
Wow, this feels really good. I especially like that the weave-ins don’t start from exactly the same point. It wasn’t just the bump from the same point that bothered me. The overall stretch and flexibility was not the same as the whole rest of the fabric. Having the weave-ins start from two points eliminates that reduced stretch. Thank you so much for sharing this.
The 'new' way is exactly the same as leaving the 2 loops on the hook and adding in the new thread. and finishing the stitch. I've been doing this for over 53 years.
Yes , that’s not where it’s different. This helps to maintain tension which is helpful especially for beginners. I’ve been using the other method happily for 30+ years but enjoy this alternative very much.
Not the same whatsoever. You Did not mention pulling on the original thread out of existence allowing the new thread/yarn to latch on. I also use to do it your way. So, no.
No, I haven't seen this before. But, I'm going to try it. It looks BETTER. I'm crocheting an afghan right now, so I have to join new skeins a lot. I notice the 2 ends being loose, make a messy stitch. Especially with soft yarn. So doing this way gives more structure to the stitch you're making during yarn change. I'm excited to try this. I've been "binging" your videos all morning!!! Great channel. TFS! I will report back after I try it. Austin TX USA
@@bridgetn2575 based on the way the yarn is pulled through the two bands , seems like it would be awfully difficult for the yarn to pull out once it’s weaved in. I think we are on to a winner here 💕👍🏻
I just finished an afghan - 28 different squares of picture color changes. I wish I had seen this method before. It would have made all of the counting easier. I like it. Thank you.
Mind blown! Ive been crocheting for almost 50 years, but just started doing amigurumi in the past 3 years. Im going to try this with those projects and see what difference it makes.😊
I Love this idea I've kind of struggled changing colors and then haven't always been happy with the results. Thank you for this tutorial. Can't wait to try it.
I have learnt a easier and tail free change of colour or same colour join. The only thing is that you have to work out how much yarn you would need to get to the colour change or same colour join. I found it on Tik Tok. If you would like to see if it works please let me know and I will send the link. I've found it to be amazing.
I think you’re right, it’s a more secure join. I often pull too tightly and lose that top stitch when I’m changing colors with the original way. And although it doesn’t really come across on camera, I find it’s less fiddly to do 👍🏻💕
My new favorite method the instant I saw it! The old method you showed first was how I was taught and I was always extremely frustrated with how loose the stitches were and how I had to fiddle to make them look right. This method totally eliminates that problem.
The only method that will work for me. Thank you so much! I tried several others and it was like I had giant hands with 39 fingers, none of them knowing how to grab the yarn and finish the next stitch. 😊
I love this one and I use it more and more. I do think it goes better if you complete one or two stitches in the new color before you pull that loop of the old color through. It helps lock in that stitch and keeps the tension more even.
You cannot imagine the amount of swearing I have spoken during my changing of colors in the past. And some swear words I just made up because I was so frustrated during yarn color changes. You have changed my life. Thank you. No need to swear anymore. I'm good. 😃
I’ve been taking a few day break from crocheting because my hands and elbow been aching but I’m 24 years old and your videos are super inspiring , I was already inspired but even more now !!! There’s always new things to learn ! I been watching your videos and you are such help with a lot and have amazing creativity, thank you !
So happy to read this, thank you for telling me , KitKat! I’m glad you’re getting your crochet mojo back. Take good care of your joints. It happened to me too 🧶💕
Worked great in the round with single crochet too! Im a new crocheter and switching colors was so clunky. I thought there had to be a better way and found this! Thanks for sharing!😊
Wow, this is mind-blowing! Now that i am older. Not raising kids. I pick this back up. Of crocheting, and wow, what a blast! Making things for the family!. Wonderful tip!!!
@@PlayHookywithMe weather has never been that good before! Very shiny warm for the season. My plants 🪴 think we’re already in spring… not sure it’s that good tho. I wish you a joyful Sunday and… thank you for sharing your talent 😘❤️
This looks like a good way to change yarn. It looks like it's more snug than the other way. I'll definitely try this if I can remember to by the time I need to do it.
For all the years of crocheting and learning new things, right now I’d have to admit this is at the top of the list, absolutely shocking how easy. You are a genius, thank you so much for not keeping this gem to yourself and because of sharing this I have to follow, again thank you so much.
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Hi Friends! Have you seen this method before? I've fallen in love with it! Not only is it great for color changes, it would work great when you run out of yarn and want to attach another ball. Let me know what you think. xx
Yes I’ve seen it before but you explain it better 👍🌺
This is the first time I've seen it and you're an excellent teacher! Thank-you for showing me how to make my work look better! 💚💜🧡💛💙💖
Genius ❣️👏👏👏 now if only didn’t have to weave in ends !
@@delladearest2511 🤣🤣🤣
I haven’t see it but I’m gonn used it, I’m a sorta new crocheter and I learn so much new techniques thanks ❤
Wow. 60 years at this and I still learn new things. I love this option.
Me too. Amazing, isn’t it? I love learning new ways to do things.
Me too!! 😀💕
Me too!
I always struggle with changing yarn but this sure will make it easier
Me too! Thank you from Texas!!
Same here. 😱
Smart! The color change is essentially the same, but without the weird fiddliness of changing halfway through a stitch! So smart!💙
Exactly 😀🙌🏻🧶💕
I hear ya
WHY did I never think of this?
This is exactly the same thing. 😂. After crocheting since age 4.5 y/o, I do not see or feel any difference. To me this way takes more time, but after crocheting 65 years, I guess I am just too comfortable with the "old" way. 😊
BRILLIANT! How I love it’s smooth transition and clean look with little effort. I’ll NEVER go back to the other way now. THANK YOU for sharing this worthy tip.
I’m glad I’m not the only one. Some have commented that is more fiddly but I’m just not finding it to be. I’ve done the other way for years and this definitely feels better. 😆💕
Life will never be the same!!! Thank you!
That’s how I felt too 😂😂💕
Love this and will try it soon. Thank you!
Always "a first". I've been crocheting for about 50 years and battling the "color change." Thank you.😊😊😊
Me too
Awesome! After 60 years I finally have a better method of changing colors! Thank you so much!
This blows my senior mind, as everything is more challenging for me now.
YOU HAVE MADE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE!!! I love you!
Thank you so much 😀💕
That’s amazing! 😱 I was holding my breath as you pulled the loop from the old colour, I thought it was going to unravel. Thank you for educating us ❤🇬🇧
I felt that fear the first time I saw it too 😂❤️
Lol ~ you guys make me laugh! Just glad I’m not the only one who had that feeling. I’m coming back to crochet after setting it down about 20 yrs ago. I thought it’d be like riding a bike… not so much!
& at 61 the brain not as quick as it used to be.
Anyway ~ THANKS for sharing this wonderful technique, and thanks to everyone else for their cute comments 🙂
Me too😬
Hahahahaha!! Me too 😂
Me, too.
Wow, this feels really good. I especially like that the weave-ins don’t start from exactly the same point. It wasn’t just the bump from the same point that bothered me. The overall stretch and flexibility was not the same as the whole rest of the fabric. Having the weave-ins start from two points eliminates that reduced stretch. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Fantastic observation and point! 🙌🏻💕
I don't understand what u mean. How do u weave in the ends? Do u use a hook or needle. The ends look so short?
The 'new' way is exactly the same as leaving the 2 loops on the hook and adding in the new thread. and finishing the stitch. I've been doing this for over 53 years.
Yes , that’s not where it’s different. This helps to maintain tension which is helpful especially for beginners. I’ve been using the other method happily for 30+ years but enjoy this alternative very much.
Not the same whatsoever. You Did not mention pulling on the original thread out of existence allowing the new thread/yarn to latch on. I also use to do it your way. So, no.
This method definitely gives a smoother change. Wonderful!
Glad you think so! 😀👏🏻👏🏻💕
This is revolutionary and I know I’m sold. I also know straight away it’s a better method than the ones I currently use. Thank you so much.
Wonderful! 💕👏🏻
Omg that looks so a lot less fiddly. Definitely will be giving this a try. Thanks for sharing 😊
As always, thank you for teaching us, your subscribers, a new technique of changing color. This is definitely a “game changer.” Be well and be safe❤️
Thanks so much, have a great week 💕
No, I haven't seen this before. But, I'm going to try it. It looks BETTER. I'm crocheting an afghan right now, so I have to join new skeins a lot. I notice the 2 ends being loose, make a messy stitch. Especially with soft yarn. So doing this way gives more structure to the stitch you're making during yarn change. I'm excited to try this. I've been "binging" your videos all morning!!! Great channel. TFS! I will report back after I try it. Austin TX USA
Yes, that’s it! It at least eliminates one of those straggly ends. Well put 🙌🏻
Thanks so much for watching 👏🏻💕💕
Hello from Houston 🩷💕💕
WOW! Where has this been hiding? Wonderful tip. Thank you. ☮️🌍🌲
I don’t know ! 🤣 it’s magic , though ,and seems like it should be more well known , right? Thanks, Jennie! 🧶💕💕
Yes indeed. I love it when you give us these great tips. I am so astonished at what you know and how you teach. 🌷🌷♥️
Thanks for Tiktok crocheters😊
@@P.A.S.77 I saw it on Instagram so I say thank you to Insta crocheters! 👏🏻💕
I am new to crocheting and appreciate any tips. New subscriber!!!
First time seeing this and I have avoided color changing..until now. Holy Cow, you’ve changed the game!!!
Thank you! This makes a lot of sense! I have always stayed away from color change mid row, fear of failure. I'm going to try it now!
You’re definitely going to love it then 👍🏻💕
Same here! I’m paranoid about the project falling apart if everything isn’t super secure. I wonder how these color change areas hold up in the wash. 🤔
@@bridgetn2575 based on the way the yarn is pulled through the two bands , seems like it would be awfully difficult for the yarn to pull out once it’s weaved in. I think we are on to a winner here 💕👍🏻
Oh my stars and garters. I didn't think there was anything left to learn about crochet at my age. I love this!!❤
This is going to make the granny square journey I am about to embark on, so much easier! Thank you!❤️🤗
I just finished an afghan - 28 different squares of picture color changes. I wish I had seen this method before. It would have made all of the counting easier. I like it. Thank you.
Mind blown! Ive been crocheting for almost 50 years, but just started doing amigurumi in the past 3 years. Im going to try this with those projects and see what difference it makes.😊
Keep me posted, please!
Wow! I thought I knew pretty much every hack but THIS???? This is GENIUS! Thanks for sharing with us!
Glad it was helpful! 😀👏🏻🧶
Amazing now I wont be scared to do multiple colors. Thanks for sharing.
😮 I was today years old!!!!!! I have been crocheting over 15yrs wow thank you
Absolutely an amazing way to change or add more yarn! I am so going to be using this method from now on! Thank you for sharing!!! ♥
Wonderful! 🧶💕😀
You’ve changed the game of color changing. You rock, thanks so much!
I Love this idea I've kind of struggled changing colors and then haven't always been happy with the results. Thank you for this tutorial. Can't wait to try it.
Wow what a novel way of doing something so simple. Thanks for your kind explanation 😊🎉
This is so much easier than fiddling with the yarn the old way! Thanks for sharing.
This is the best yarn change I have ever seen! Thank you💕💕💕💕
Absolutely love this! I avoid multi colored patterns to avoid the headaches of color changes. Not anymore!
I have learnt a easier and tail free change of colour or same colour join. The only thing is that you have to work out how much yarn you would need to get to the colour change or same colour join.
I found it on Tik Tok. If you would like to see if it works please let me know and I will send the link. I've found it to be amazing.
Always interested and I’m sure others would love to see it too. Please share in the comments when you have time 😀👏🏻💕
I would love to see this!
Did you see the link I sent? If not please let me know as Play Hookey with Me said to put it in the comments section
WOW. How simple, yet no one knew! I will try this method.
This is great. I'll try it out next time I have to change colors. Thank you so much for showing this to us.
You bet! 💕
Im definitely going to give this a try 👍🏼 tfs
Wow , I’m definitely going to try this ❤
I love this technique. It makes designing on the fly much easier.
What a time changer! Great tip.
Love this method clever lady thanks for sharing. I also love the calm way you teach us all, 🙏 Thanks again 😊
Thank you so much 😀💕
I can’t wait to try this I have 8 blankets to make with lots of color changing this looks like a big game changer
i really like it, the color change technique you use to makes it more secure looking, I will try this very soon. Thank you for sharing this technique
I think you’re right, it’s a more secure join.
I often pull too tightly and lose that top stitch when I’m changing colors with the original way.
And although it doesn’t really come across on camera, I find it’s less fiddly
to do 👍🏻💕
Oh my goodness! I’m enthralled with this technique! Thank you, thank you!
Mind blown! I ❤ this new technique! Thanks for sharing 😊
Thank you! Cheers! 💕
WOW!!!!
LOVE IT.
Would love to see something this simple for knitting. ❤
Never seen this before, can’t wait to give it a try!!! Thank you!!!❤
Yeah! 🙌🏻👏🏻💕💕
My new favorite method the instant I saw it! The old method you showed first was how I was taught and I was always extremely frustrated with how loose the stitches were and how I had to fiddle to make them look right. This method totally eliminates that problem.
Wow thanks for showing this, best way ever to change colour
Thank you ! 💕
Omg! Who knew? I have been revived in my crochet adventures
THIS IS GENIUS!!! I LOVE IT! THANK YOU❤
❤️❤️😀
I love this new tip !!! It’s the best one I’ve seen in years thank you for sharing
I'll definitely try it 👍 thank you for your time and creativity
The only method that will work for me. Thank you so much! I tried several others and it was like I had giant hands with 39 fingers, none of them knowing how to grab the yarn and finish the next stitch. 😊
Actually looks like it might hold the yarns better. I'm going to try this hopefully today. Tyfs God bless
Yes, I agree, let me know how it goes! 👏🏻🤩💕
Found this in the middle of a striped project. Love it! Thanks for my new go to!
I love this one and I use it more and more. I do think it goes better if you complete one or two stitches in the new color before you pull that loop of the old color through. It helps lock in that stitch and keeps the tension more even.
Great point ! 💕
Holy Crap!!! How freaking EASY!! 😮😮😊😉
Much smoother change!!! Many Thanks for THIS! Less fiddly and no fuss!
How convenient your lesson. I just about to crochet a jumper with different colours. Thank you very much indeed for your help.👍💐
You cannot imagine the amount of swearing I have spoken during my changing of colors in the past. And some swear words I just made up because I was so frustrated during yarn color changes. You have changed my life. Thank you. No need to swear anymore. I'm good. 😃
Hahaha 😂 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Wow! No more messy knots doing color changes!
I’ve been taking a few day break from crocheting because my hands and elbow been aching but I’m 24 years old and your videos are super inspiring , I was already inspired but even more now !!! There’s always new things to learn ! I been watching your videos and you are such help with a lot and have amazing creativity, thank you !
So happy to read this, thank you for telling me , KitKat! I’m glad you’re getting your crochet mojo back. Take good care of your joints. It happened to me too 🧶💕
Worked great in the round with single crochet too! Im a new crocheter and switching colors was so clunky. I thought there had to be a better way and found this! Thanks for sharing!😊
Wonderful! 🧶💕
Oh my gosh! One of the best crochet tips I’ve seen in a very long time!!! 😊
👏🏻👏🏻😀💕
Wow !!!!! Thank you soo Much. I'm trying to change the yarn and keep it tight enough ...sometimes it's like a juggling act. I love this.😊❤❤❤
Exactly 😆💕
This is how I do a color change now! So easy and really simple...ty ❤
Wowee! What a good way to change colors. Hate using the magic knot as that little knot leaves a hard spot in crochet. Thank you!
Yes! Simple and clean! Thank you🤗
ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT. A GAME CHANGER!!!
Wonderfully clean look. Thank you.
I just saw this. OMG! this is going to be crochet life changing. I can't wait to use this. Thank you for sharing.
After 50 years of crocheting, I still am amazed by the new things to learn!!! My mouth is still wide open! 😂 Thank you for this!!!
So glad! I’m using it all the time now , still love it!👏🏻👏🏻❤️
WOW - Game changer - I’ve been crocheting for 50+ years - nice to see an easier way to change colors ❤❤❤❤
So glad you like it ! 👏🏻 I still use it all the time 💕
Amazing! I’m going to be using this method from now on. Thanks so much!
Thank you! How simple and kudos to whomever figured out how to do it.
Yes! I’d love to know that too! 😀👏🏻💕
Wow. Been crocheting for 52 years and I love learning new tips!!
I’m new to crochet and this, THIS, is so much better and easier for me for some reason! Thank you 😊
Oh good! I’m so glad . Such a simple little thing , but I find it to be for me as well 😀🧶
Wow, this is mind-blowing! Now that i am older. Not raising kids. I pick this back up. Of crocheting, and wow, what a blast! Making things for the family!. Wonderful tip!!!
😮 OH WOW! that looks so easy. Thank you for sharing
All these years I've been changing colour the usual way! Wow! Thank you. So much less fiddle and it's neater.
Wow! So clean and simple. Can’t wait to try this! Thank you!
So glad I found this technique on my home feed! Adding it to my repertoire❤.
Hi from France! It is an easiest way to do for sure! Thank you.
Have a nice warm day 😘🌺
Yes! Why did I not know about this before? 😆 Hope you are enjoying nice weather in France today 💕 Have a great week 💕
@@PlayHookywithMe weather has never been that good before! Very shiny warm for the season. My plants 🪴 think we’re already in spring… not sure it’s that good tho.
I wish you a joyful Sunday and… thank you for sharing your talent 😘❤️
You gave me the courage to start crocheting again!Thank you from Japan😊💕
Great ! 😀🧶❤️👋🏻❤️
You know, you have just created a color changing MONSTER ! BLESS YOU 🙏💞!
Wow!! That’s brilliant! Liking and saving this video!
This looks like a good way to change yarn. It looks like it's more snug than the other way. I'll definitely try this if I can remember to by the time I need to do it.
This blows my mind and been crocheting for 57 years.
I have been crocheting since I was 10 years old and I am now 68. I never heard of this method but i love it! Thanks!
Right?! 50+ years...who knew?
This looks like a great alternative. Definitely going to give this a try. Thanks for sharing!😊
What a great idea! I will definitely use this technic from now on. Thank you for sharing this with us all!
Fabulous ! Thank you, as always !
For all the years of crocheting and learning new things, right now I’d have to admit this is at the top of the list, absolutely shocking how easy. You are a genius, thank you so much for not keeping this gem to yourself and because of sharing this I have to follow, again thank you so much.
So kind, thank you so much ❤️
Excellent. I’ll definitely be trying this way of changing color.
Oh, wow. Thanks. I have always struggled to get my color change to blend in❤️❤️❤️
This is DEFINITELY a game changer!
Thank you so much for bringing this to us. It's amazing. 😮🌼🥳
So glad you think so too 👏🏻💕
This is a PERFECT display why I love crochet. Always something to learn.
Thank you for such a clear tutorial! I've never seen this method before, and am definitely going to try it on my next colour-change project 😺