Crochet Tutorial - Changing color while making the Waistcoat Stitch

A tutorial for reaching a chart and changing color while making the Waistcoat Stitch.
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[@4671pat]

Thank you, thank you. I would not have been able to figure out those confusing color changes. Loved how slow your instruction s were.

[@KnitterKnotter]

You're welcome :) I am glad you found this helpful!

[@geripallija]

Thank you! The actual action of color change is usually not a part of written instructions, so this was very helpful to justify what I was doing!🎉

[@KnitterKnotter]

I am glad to hear that this was helpful! :)

[@mabelsbox]

so helpful and easy to follow!! thank you so much

[@KnitterKnotter]

I am glad this was helpful, thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment :)

[@anamariacaicedo5550]

Thank you so much for this tutorial!! It was so helpful 💜💜

[@KnitterKnotter]

I am glad to hear this :) I hope you will use it in your future projects.

[@bookworm1925]

Thank you so much for this! It really saved my project!!

[@KnitterKnotter]

I'm so glad!

[@garouojisan1158]

Thank you i can easily understand your tutorial :))

[@KnitterKnotter]

Glad to hear that!

[@shachar44321]

I could easily understand. Thanks! But the outcome uppers to be “messy” and color change seems not very defined and clear

[@KnitterKnotter]

What size yarn are you using? With this technique, your pattern will become clear if you move away from your project. You could use a lighter weight yarn too. Another thing that makes it slightly better is to use a pattern with thick lines (at least two stitches wide at all places) otherwise it seems to get lost. I hope this helps.