How to change colors in crochet blanket

Single crochet is one of the most basic crochet stitches and is often used for beginner crochet projects.

When working in single crochet, you may want to change yarn colors to create stripes, color blocks, or other colorwork patterns.

How to join two colors of yarn in crochet

Joining a new color yarn in single crochet is easy to do, but there are a few techniques to keep in mind for a clean color change. In this article, we’ll look at when and why you might want to join a new color in single crochet, the basic techniques for joining yarn, and some tips for minimizing gaps or holes when changing colors.

When to Join a New Color in Single Crochet

There are a few instances when you will need to join a new yarn color in your single crochet project:

• At the beginning of a new row to create horizontal stripes or color blocks
• At the end of a row to begin a new color on the following row
• In the middle of a row to change colors within a row

Joining a new color yarn allows you to create colorful patterns, motifs, geometric designs, and other creative effects in your single crochet fabric.

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