By dailycrochet - July, 8th 2015

Picture this: you’re crocheting something striped. How do you get rid of that funky-looking stairstep “seam” running diagonally where you change colors?

It may be a problem, more from the overall look and visually appealing point of view, it’s true, but… why not make a beautiful color transition if possible. So here is the solution to this problem: Crochet jogles stripes, such a brilliant technique demonstrated by Christen Haden via photo tutorial and video tutorial, on her blog.

Watch this clear and easy-to-do method of color changes brought to you by Christen Haden.

This is a great technique to use when working in spirals. Here’s how to remove that “stairstep” that shows up when making stripes while single crocheting in the round.

 This technique assumes that you’re working in spirals, rather than in joined rounds. For more on how I make jogless stripes when working in joined rounds, check this video:

Thanks to Christen for the article inspiration and featured image.

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