Quick And Cute! Crochet Mini Half Stripe Baby Blanket
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Effortless Color Changing in Knitting: A Guide for the Lazy Knitter
Are you tired of constantly having to cut and weave in ends when changing colors in your knitting projects? Do you want to try a new technique that makes color changing a breeze? Look no further than the same technique used for cotton blankets!
This technique involves carrying the yarn to change colors easily, and taking some yarn down the side of the work instead of cutting. If you're a lazy knitter who hates the hassle of knitting in ends, then this could be the blanket for you.
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To help you get started, here are some tips to keep in mind:
- Strip with the new color in the last step of the stitch. This ensures that the new color is ready to go when you begin the next row.
- Keep the color you're not using on top of the work and knit as you go. This helps to prevent tangles and makes the process much easier.
- To prevent the thread from twisting during work, always keep one color in the front and one color in the back every time you change color. This is especially important when you're working with multiple colors.
- When moving to a new row, wrap the unused color around the side of your work and continue knitting as you go. This not only keeps the yarn from getting tangled but also saves you from having to cut the yarn and weave in the ends.
With these tips in mind, you'll be able to effortlessly change colors in your knitting projects and create beautiful, multi-colored blankets with ease. So why not give this technique a try and make your next knitting project a breeze?
Images and pattern courtesy of Daisy Farm Craft
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