I stumbled upon a remarkable technique for color change after completing a row—an ingenious method that I’m thrilled to share with you today. This technique promises a flawlessly clean transition between colors, creating a sharp edge that is sure to elevate your projects, whether it’s a striped blanket, a cozy cushion, or a stylish color-block sweater.
Instead of switching colors at the beginning of a new row, this tutorial teaches you to incorporate the new color seamlessly across the top of the current row you’re working on. By working around the loops in the new color, you’ll achieve a pristine line that enhances the overall aesthetic of your crochet piece.
This method is versatile and applicable to a wide range of crochet stitches, from the simplicity of single crochet to the elegance of treble crochet. The key lies in completing the final pull of the stitch with the new color, ensuring a seamless transition that maintains the integrity of your work.
You can see the full tutorial along with detailed photos to guide you over on Blue Star Crochet.