By A Mystery Man Writer
When knitting in the round, changing colors can be a little bit tricky. If you just change colors as you would with your straight needles, you will be creating a "jog" where the stripes don't exactly match and look more like a spiral. Here is my favorite method to invisibly change colors when knitting in the round or, in other words, here is how to jogless change colors in circular knitting and get perfect stripes every time. This "jog" is created because, when we knit in the round, we are actually making a spiral. This means that the first stitch of the second color is actually next to the last stitch of another color. When switching colors, we don't have two stitches of the same color next to each other. To prevent this from happening here is a simple and
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