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Jogless Join

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Sat, 2006-08-19 08:48 — RainCityRick

I just found the best description of doing the jogless join (with very clear pictures and everything):

http://redshirtknitting.com/?page_id=448

BTW - this fellow Seattlelite's blog is wonderful (both hilarious and helpful!)

Rick

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Sat, 2007-01-27 21:45 — yarnivore
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I'm working on a striped hat

I'm working on a striped hat on circulars - one round white, one round red. I tried the jogless join technique on the first few rows - this doesn't seem to work - looks like it's just inverting the colors. Maybe this looks better once cast off/blocked?

Or is this a technique better used when doing more than a single row of the new color?

Hey, I'm new to stripes. :-)

Mon, 2006-08-21 05:22 — ronhuber
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The jogless join is a

The jogless join is a wonderful technique to have.  Very useful when making multi-coloured socks.  It was invented by Meg Swansen.  Too bad the blogger didn't give credit where credit was due. 

Sun, 2006-08-20 11:20 — Bill
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Thank you! I've saved her

Thank you! I've saved her instructions...very clear... and also copied the graph on her site... Bill