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Doctor who scarf knitting question, color changing?

by Guest64558  |  earlier

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i am about to start on a project to make the 4th doctor's scarf (the version from 'robot') and i am not entirely sure how to do a color changes (and there are a lot of color changes in the pattern).

the site i got the patern form has this to say on the matter, but i don't quite get it...

Color Changing: There are many ways to change colors but this is the best way I know of. (And the way Ms. Pope did on the original.) After you finish with a color, cut the end about 10-12 inches long. Knit 2 or 3 stitches with this strand, then on the fourth stitch, start knitting in the new color leaving about the same length strand. When you have knitted some with the new color, neatly tie the strands together, (a square knot works best.) When the scarf is complete, use a yarn needle to weave the strands into the stitches of the scarf. Clip the ends close to the scarf.

Can someone explain this to me? or give me a link to a demonstration video?

Thank you!

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  1. I'm having the same problem, I just tied the ends together and kept knitting.


  2. I think what they are saying is that you're going to need to cut the yarn every so often when you are ready to use a new color and knit the new color onto the strand of yarn you just cut. (Did this site have any pictures on it that demonstrated this?) If you want to use different colored yarns to knit your scarf you can but if you can't find a clearer tutorial on this multi kniting color thing, might I suggest using a yarn that has multiple colors on it's strans (like yellow>orange>red>purple>blue for example). Try about.com for assistance.

  3. There's a great website with how to vidoes on changing color.  Its at

    www.knittinghelp.com

    It sure helped me.

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