How to Knit Jogless Stripes in the Round (Stockinette Stitch)

This video demonstrates how to work jogless stripes, in the round, and when knitting stockinette. A "jog" is where there is a break in the horizontal line of a stripe, which occurs because the beginning of round stitch (in your new colour) and end of round stitch (in your old colour) sit directly next to each other. The method shown is my favourite way to avoid jogs - it is a very easy technique to work, and can be used for nearly any width of stripe!

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