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Sparrow-dream — Crochet Color Change Tutorial
Published: 2008-08-13 06:36:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 20730; Favourites: 339; Downloads: 667
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Large file.How to switch yarn colors when crocheting. This is also helpful if you run out of yarn and need to start with a new ball of yarn.
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Thank you! A friend was in need of this tutorial!!
So helpful!
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You make amazing tutorials!!! It's really helpful!
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Thank you so much for this!!! I've been searching and searching for something like this, I appreciate this so much
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Very helpful!
Do you also have a tutorial for the 'crocodile stitch'?
I haven't found any tutorial which I understand...
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Thank you so much! I needed a tutorial like this! ^^
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This is the perfect colour changing tutorial. Thankyou.
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This is ever so helpful. XD
Question though, if you only need one stitch the color yellow, and the go back to blue. Do you cut the yarn? That might not make sense.
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You make awesome tutorial ... I've "learned" crochet because of your tutorials .. thanks ^^
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Yes! This is the sort of thing I'm looking for ^_^; My yarn changes are always a bit messy, so this is going to come in very handy. Thank you for uploading
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I have question, wouldn't you have to tie it off so it doesn't slip out? I would think that it would easily break or unravel if you do it that way, I tie the yarn off and hide the knot but that takes forever.
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thank you so much for this! I moved away from the woman who taught me crochet, and my mum doesn't know tricks like this, so this added to my crocheting experience a ton 
question: if it's going between two colors, how do you switch the colors back and forth without leaving random strings around? I hope that makes sense.
~Wits
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I usually don't mind loose ends and random strings -
You can pick up a plastic yarn needle at wal-mart or a craft store and weave the loose ends into the scarf. They are ridiculously inexpensive and all those random strings won't be noticeable at all. (:
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thank you
~Wits
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how come the yarn sting that is coming from the yarn ball is on the front instead of the back for me?
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Try doing it again. May be you did yours backwards.
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Thanks for the help. I'm currently crocheting a blanket with words on it. Changing color is not a problem with me. Keeping the loose ends and the long stands of unused yarn on the wrong side is my problem. 
I hope all that made sense....
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I use a yarn needle to weave in the ends. I leave the ends long just to make sure I have enough to weave in. To get them on the same side I make sure I start the ends on the same side.
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this tutorial is sweet! i made this with it ---> [link]
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Very helpful tutorial ^_^ I borrowed a book from the library, but it was very confusing. Yours explains it well
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thanks, I'm glad it helps.
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:3 I love amigurumis , thanks for submit this tutorial
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Thank you for this! I always forget how to do it. This is simple!
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Thanks been figuring out how to do this!!!!!!!!!
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Thank you, very helpful. I will try it your way, mine is a bit awkward
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Thank you so much for making this! I've been curious about how to change colors for a while now. Very clear instructions and photos!
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Your tutorials are so straight-forward and really easy to follow; Excellent work as always!
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Amazingly handy! I always wind up doing it incredibly muckily 
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Great tut! I can never remember where to switch and thenI have to rip it out multiple times. lol.
I always feel so stupid when I"m done! lol
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