Three Ways To Attach A New Colour To A Project - 10 Rows A Day

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No matter whether we want to add a few stripes to the project or to work in a more complicated colour pattern, at some point we have to attach the yarn in a new colour to the work. The question is: “What is the best way to do it?” Well, the best way is the one that feels better to you.

In this tutorial, I’ll show you three ways to add a new colour to your knitting. Try them all and choose the one you like best.

Each way described below works for changing colours both at the beginning and in the middle of a row. That means you can use them when you knit back and forth or in the round.

Here they are – three ways to add a new colour to a project. Let me know which one of them you like best. Thank you 🙂

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