When you switch from one color to
another, there is a trick to doing it so the change in color is very clean.
When a color change occurs in the
middle of a row or round, work to one stitch before a color change (the
illustration below shows the change in single crochet worked in a back loop,
but the process is the same worked through both loops and for any other type of
stitch). In the next stitch (the last one of your current color), crochet as
usual, but do not wrap the yarn around the hook for the final loop. Instead,
wrap the new color of yarn around your hook and pull the yarn through the remaining
loop(s). Continue crocheting with the new color.
When a color change happens at the
beginning of a row, changing colors means that you will need to introduce the
new color (in the final “wrap and pull through”) on the last stitch of the previous
row.
