Colour change clasped weft join

This video shows you a simple method for changing from one colour of yarn to a new one, with the change happening in exactly the correct spot. The clasped weft join is particularly helpful when you are working with a non-felting yarn such as a cotton, or superwash wool. The join is almost invisible and really easy to do.
The basic clasped weft join is demonstrated here: • Clasped Weft Join
For an invisible join in a felt-able yarn, try splicing: • Splicing Yarns
Briochevron wrap by Stephen West: www.westknits.com/collections...
0:00 Introduction
1:03 Basic technique
2:10 Stepwise instructions on changing colour in the correct spot with the clasped weft join
7:20 Trim the remaining yarn tails
8:40 Outro and useful links

[@esbs3268]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks!

[@jeannedarcy2747]

Thanks!

[@ACTechniques]

Thank you Jeanne!

[@gwengaither4822]

Thank you.

[@gwendolinegralton939]

Thanks

[@ACTechniques]

Thank you!

[@pattyobie8954]

Your video tutorials are excellent. I refer to them frequently.

[@jeannedarcy2747]

Thank you for this very clear tutorial!

[@rachelprichard1809]

Brilliant thank you Jen!

[@sandraclark-guillotel7319]

this is Great...your explanations,are very clear!

[@robynkirk3144]

Thank you, this is awesome!

[@cynthia8022]

Does this result a little bit bulky in the end product on the right side? Great method! So nice to see you back!!!

[@ACTechniques]

It’s not noticeable in 4ply/fingering or DK yarns. It might be more obvious in bulky yarns though I guess. I hope that helps.

[@nancyhughes386]

Brilliant!

[@ACTechniques]

Thanks Nancy!

[@KatherineDonovan-yc9pe]

Thanks!

[@KatherineDonovan-yc9pe]

Thank YOU! I love your tutorials because they are always so clear and sensible - keep up the good work!