To change the yarn color, tie the new yarn around the old yarn strand.

Changing colors while knitting. Carrying yarn across the back of your work will. No tying, nothing difficult at all. Insert the needle into the first stitch, loop the new colour over the tip of the right hand needle and knit the first.

Insert your knitting needle into the first stitch. To begin to change yarn colors, make a little loop hook with your new yarn. This will ensure that there are no holes in your work.

Insert the needle into the first stitch, loop the new color over the tip of the right hand needle and knit the first stitch. After knitting an entire row of the new color, you can untangle the knot and weave the tail into the fabric. It's easy to add a new yarn color in the middle of your row.

Once the yellow is pulled to the side take the white yarn and twist it over top the yellow and knit as you normally would. In the image below you can see how the yarn twists. You'll also learn how to sew in the ends for a perfect join.

Instructions pick up the new color like you normally would and leave the old yarn dangling down in the back. Just a little hook right that we will put. See how to change colors in the middle of the row when knitting, with this easy, up close demonstration by judy graham,.

When you are done making your color changes or adding your new skein of yarn of the same color, you should do four things. Drop the first color and start the second simply taking. A short video demonstrating how to change colors by adding a new yarn at the beginning of a row of knitting without messy knots by designer patricia cantos.