Before closing the last stitch, you should have 2 loops left on the hook.

How to change yarn colors when knitting. Instructions drop the first color and start the second. Then, take your new yarn color, and pull it through all available loops to close the stitch. Once you’re ready to make a pattern, take the different colored yarn.

This video will help you learn how to add a new color of yarn when knitting. Make a little loop hook with your fresh yarn to start. In 4 easy steps, learn how to change yarn colors when knitting first, introduce the new yarn.

Do not overly agitate or wring your knitting, since those could lead to irreversible. Knit up to the point where you want to make the color change. First pull the yarn, from the colour you are going to change to, gently so that the stitch is pulled tight, but not too.

• with the joint tail of the new color yarn, start knitting like usual by putting the right needle on the stitch, wrapping the tails on the correct needle, and pulling through the stitch. Next, chain 1 and turn your work. Here is a new knitting technique tutorial for how to add a new color yarn to your project!

Pick up the new color like you normally would and leave the old yarn dangling down in the back. Knit the first stitch with the new color. When coming up to the colour change at the end of the round:

It's easy to add a new yarn color in the middle of your row. Be very careful with your project during this process. I show you how to add or change colors of yarn while you are knitting.