I've never seen this technique before. Usually when people show me an invisible colour change I can see a very obvious seam running through their item. Your technique truly is virtually invisible. Thank you for sharing!
This is very easy to follow and looks great when finished. I make hats for the homeless and like to do color changes to make them pretty. This is a great method. Thanks so much.
I love this! I also love the way you explain it and the easy to see work you are showing. It all works together so well. I’ve been crocheting for over 50 years and have always hated making things on a round because I can’t stand the lopsided rows. I’m not entirely a perfectionist but that always bothered me. Now I’ve found an easy fix so I thank you! I can get on the Christmas presents for grandkids now. Thank you so much!
I have to say it. You're an absolutely GENIUS. I never liked continuos rounds and I try this and let me tell you I LOVE YOU... Greetings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
this looks fantastic - love the finished look - new to ami - hv some a couple of small items (kitty for my sis-in-law) & a keyring but now my dr's receptionist wants a bee hence the colour change & found this video - looks awesome - looked at others & was not satisfied with finished look (still looked lop-sided to me) - will be starting the bee shortly & look fwd to reviewing yr video again when I get to the part with the colour change - tk u for making this video - put it on Pinterest as well.
Very helpful and clear. Do you have a video to transition to backloop sc and back again with the same invisible stitch? Like for shoes, from sole to the upward side of the shoe.
I have a bad memory. I have watched this video so many times. It’s brilliant and your instruction is so clear! I wish I had learned this a year ago! No more videos for me on color change. I’m making a striped bag and almost done. Already ordered more yarn so I can do it this way! Do I just keep going when I complete a round with no color change or do the invisible join each round?
Thank you very much. I really need to try this. Since I hate that ugly zig zag look. Makes me not create what I love to do. Thx again. Feeling so encouraged. Happy hooking.
Hey there, thank you for this video, i'm still struggling personnally because even though i do all of the well explained steps, my round still ends up one stitch short ! Before the color change i would have 18 stitches and after the color change i'm down to 17 ! I watched multiples videos and was wondering what am i doing wrong ?
I did too, until I changed it up a little. Instead of doing the standing crochet method (pulling through a loop and leaving the slipknot in the back and then putting the hook through both), I only connected with a slipknot: (put hook thru stitch, pull up slipknot, yarn over and through). this seemed to work for me. I still have a very very very slight jog but it seems less visible than when I did it the way in the video.
That's called a standing single crochet where she starts a row with a new color, just fyi - others do it with the slip knot already on the hook, but it's the same thing.
I used to make this way, with the slip knot already on the hook. But the result was not the same as a single crochet. This technique works perfect for me! 😊
Written Tutorial: www.nickishomemadecrafts.com/crochet-color-change-amigurumi/
I've never seen this technique before. Usually when people show me an invisible colour change I can see a very obvious seam running through their item. Your technique truly is virtually invisible. Thank you for sharing!
This is very easy to follow and looks great when finished. I make hats for the homeless and like to do color changes to make them pretty. This is a great method. Thanks so much.
I was avoiding trying this but now that I have I love it - I watch the video every time to be sure I get it right!
This is extremely helpful; I have never seen this technique demonstrated before and look forward to trying it.
I also have never seen this method. The first one with the two loops! I will be using this. I'm starting with project I'm working on now! Thank you!!!
Clear and concise…the best technique yet!! ❤
Thank you 😊
Very clear instructions and demonstration, thank you! 😊
anyway of getting rid of the "gap" that is shown in your last stitch of yellow and beginning of the blue.
I love this! I also love the way you explain it and the easy to see work you are showing. It all works together so well.
I’ve been crocheting for over 50 years and have always hated making things on a round because I can’t stand the lopsided rows. I’m not entirely a perfectionist but that always bothered me. Now I’ve found an easy fix so I thank you! I can get on the Christmas presents for grandkids now. Thank you so much!
Oh my gosh how neat, thank you for helping me crochet better! Love your nails....
It cant be that easy?.......Bravo
i've watched many tutorials on how to do the stripes well and this is by far my favorite. So I'm saving that video ! thank you for your help!
I have to say it. You're an absolutely GENIUS. I never liked continuos rounds and I try this and let me tell you I LOVE YOU... Greetings from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
You’re so welcome 😉
Love your technique 😊 genius 👏👌
This is a much easier technique but how do i avoid that hole at 5:47?
Very helpful! Your creative technique is simpler and, for me, easier than others I've tried.
Glad it was helpful!
At the end of the second round of blue would you do another invisible join or just continue on to the next round crocheting without the join.
thank you so much! ive been rlly stuck on how to change colours without mixing the rows and making a weird pattern. i tried this and it works! ty!
tysm i will be using this tutoriakl to make a traffic cone hat tysm i feel like god has saved me
Disculpe y cambio de color al principio de vuelta? Gracias
That's perfect! Thank you for the tutorial. I just wish I knew about it earlier!
Thanks so much for this!! It's so easy yet so effective!
How do you carry the previous yarn to continue using it
This is just amazing!!! I have not been happy with other methods! Brilliant.
Yours is the best, thank y
Very helpful thank you
this looks fantastic - love the finished look - new to ami - hv some a couple of small items (kitty for my sis-in-law) & a keyring but now my dr's receptionist wants a bee hence the colour change & found this video - looks awesome - looked at others & was not satisfied with finished look (still looked lop-sided to me) - will be starting the bee shortly & look fwd to reviewing yr video again when I get to the part with the colour change - tk u for making this video - put it on Pinterest as well.
Thank you so much for sharing this method, I hate it when the color change doesn't look even. This was very helpful to me!
Wow! I am going to practice this! I am so excited. You are a smart cookie ❤
You are a life saver!
you are a life saver. thank you so much for sharing this technique!!
very helpful. Thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful and clear. Do you have a video to transition to backloop sc and back again with the same invisible stitch? Like for shoes, from sole to the upward side of the shoe.
I’ll need a photo for that so can see what you mean. You can email me 😀
Best invisible join video I've watched!!! Thank you for the great tips!! 😊
Thank you so much 😀 feel free to share the link to this video with your crochet besties
Thank You
Thanks so much for this information I can’t wait to try it
Yes so neat!! Thanks for this great info!!
Thanks so much for this tutorial. Very thorough 😊.
Thank you for the tutorial. Definitely I will follow that technique to my next project. ❤
You are the best❤❤❤❤
Thanks 😀
I have a bad memory. I have watched this video so many times. It’s brilliant and your instruction is so clear! I wish I had learned this a year ago! No more videos for me on color change. I’m making a striped bag and almost done. Already ordered more yarn so I can do it this way! Do I just keep going when I complete a round with no color change or do the invisible join each round?
I learned this from Yay for Yarn a couple of years ago. Very helpful technique
Truly helpful! Something new indeed !
You’re nails are beautiful
Genius! I will practice. Practice! Practice! Thank You!
Thank you, Nicki!
I already do the second part of your process. Having the first part will complete my jogless rounds!🥰
Thank you so much! I'm going to try my best. I like a good smoothie edge. 🙂
Very well explained, thanks !
Great tip! Off to make some tests
Thank you very much. I really need to try this. Since I hate that ugly zig zag look. Makes me not create what I love to do. Thx again. Feeling so encouraged. Happy hooking.
Thank you!! You have helped me so much! Explained perfectly
You literally saved me!! Thank you!🥰
This is really helpful! Thank you for making this tutorial
Fantastic!! Thank you for sharing! 😃
This is awesome! I'm saving it!! Thank you!
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Don’t mind me just leaving a note so I can come back to it
Hey there, thank you for this video, i'm still struggling personnally because even though i do all of the well explained steps, my round still ends up one stitch short ! Before the color change i would have 18 stitches and after the color change i'm down to 17 ! I watched multiples videos and was wondering what am i doing wrong ?
Me too! Did you figure out the problem?
Precious tips! Thank you👍
You’re such a life saver..thank you ❤
Darn, I still have the jog! I've tried it 2 times and same with both! So frustrating!!
I did too, until I changed it up a little. Instead of doing the standing crochet method (pulling through a loop and leaving the slipknot in the back and then putting the hook through both), I only connected with a slipknot: (put hook thru stitch, pull up slipknot, yarn over and through). this seemed to work for me. I still have a very very very slight jog but it seems less visible than when I did it the way in the video.
this Is absolutely amazing, thank you so much for the video 💛
Thank you. Great video ❤️
Very helpful video
You are brilliant!!
Honored! Thanks 😀
Awesome tip! Thank you.
Thank you! 🧶
❤❤ok, that is genius, thank you.
this is brilliant!!! thank you for sharing! :)
That's called a standing single crochet where she starts a row with a new color, just fyi - others do it with the slip knot already on the hook, but it's the same thing.
Many names for the same technique ❤️
I used to make this way, with the slip knot already on the hook. But the result was not the same as a single crochet. This technique works perfect for me! 😊
The best!!
Beautiful, thanks!
Thanks but the start was hard I use needle 2,5mm
Omg ty so much ! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Lovely!!!
But doesn’t this technique add an extra stitch to your count?
Nope it doesn’t ❤️
This video deserves 1 million views and 1 million likes. This technique worked perfectly for me! 🤎
Thank you! That would be awesome! Feel free to share and tell your Crochet friends about this video 😀 maybe we can get there
Thank you!
I was wondering if you have to do this for every row or just the color change rows?
Thank you very much, the best way for to changes colors, MUCHAS GRACIAS||||
How do you do color changes within the same round and make it look good
Amazing
Does this work for continuous rounds? Most patterns I follow are continuous
How would you do that with a color change every row like a zebra?
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That is genius
The beginning of the first stitch is the same as a standing single crochet
👍🙂
You still have a small gap
Crys when using chunky yarn😭
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Thank you!
You're welcome!