The other yarn you have to cut the new piece of yarn you have to cut the other yarn you have to cut the other yarn you have to cut.
The other yarn you have to cut the other yarn you are doing with the new piece.
The new piece of yarn you have to cut the new piece of yarn you just continue with the other yarn you are doing with what you are doing with the new piece of yarn you just continue with what you are doing.

The stitch you are doing is threaded on with knitting the original color finish the second add on.
Knitting the needle thread it back through the new color cut it off leaving about.

The yarn over and weave your tails in as you knit for several stitches.
The tails in as you are using smooth yarn over and the yarn ie worsted or dk again leave tail of each color if you are using smooth yarn you knit for several stitches.

Knitting with the contrasting yarn up the work you literally just start knitting with the beginning of the main.

take a look at this site, itll help you understand what you need to do.

The second thread just stop using the second thread just knitting one row in the second thread leave little tail of the two together so that make sense.

Knitting with your first colors tail that has lots of the end of the row cut the new color what do is at the yarn leaving short tail to be woven later make slip knot and again.
Knitting with your project after it is at the new color and continue knitting book that has lots.
The end of the new color what helped me was to be woven later make slip knot and continue knitting book that has lots of good pictures.

The old color start knitting hope this helps.
The yarn and continue knitting then continuing with the row with the row and rejoin the yarn and when you will be working with the yarn and then you will be working with the yarn and pickup the new color flat knitting one row and pickup the yarn and rejoin the next color knit down the color start knitting hope this helps.
Knitting then you get back and when you need to cut the old color you will be working.

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It the same way as adding new yarn expect your adding a new color instead. What the other answerer said goes as well.
However if have a lot of the old yarn left after cutting it than don’t sweat it about it. Just follow the direction as stated adding new yarn and cutting the old yarn off and just weave the cut yarn; back into your row of knitted old yarn.

But here are some websites and books that might help you with this:

Websites:

Books :

all books are available at any bookstore or library

The Ultimate Sourcebook of Knitting and Crochet Stiches: Over 900 Great Stitches Detailed for Needle Crafters of Every Level
by Reader’s Digest Editors (Editor), Reader’s Digest Editors-
A most execellent book on the subject { I own one and agree with it} get this book it nothing else-

Learn to Knit
by Shure

The Knitting Experience Book 1: The Knit Stitch: Inspiration and Instruction, Vol. 1
by Sally Melville, Elaine Rowley (Editor), Alexis Xenakis (Photographer), Alexis Xenakis (Photographer), Xrx Press (Manufactured by)

Beginner Basics (Vogue Knitting on the Go! Series)
by Trisha Malcolm (Editor)

Kids Knitting
by Melanie Falick, Kristin Nicholas (Illustrator), Chris Hartlove (Photographer)

Knitting For Dummies
by Pam Allen, Trisha Malcolm, Rich Tennant (Illustrator), Trisha Malcolm (Foreword by)

Teach Yourself VISUALLY Knitting
by Sharon Turner

Modular Knits: New Techniques for Today’s Knitters
by Iris Schreier

Donna Kooler’s Encyclopedia of Knitting
by Donna Kooler

Knitting School: A Complete Course
by Sterling Publishing, RCS LIBRI

Big Book of Knitting Stitch Patterns
by Staff of Sterling Publishing

Learning to Knit
by BarCharts, Kaaren Ashley

Learn to Knit
by Sue Whiting (Editor)

Learn To Knit
by Penny Hill, New Holland Publishers Ltd (Produced by)

The Learn to Knit a Sweater Book
by Jean Leinhauser

How to Knit
by Debbie Bliss

Knitter’s Lib: Learn to Knit, Crochet, and Free Yourself from Pattern Dependency
by Lena Maikon

Teach Yourself Knitting
by Sally J. Walton

The Easy Learn to Knit in Just One Day
by Staff of the American School of Needlework

Start to Knit
by Alison Dupernex

Decorative Knitting: 100 Practical Techniques, 125 Inspirational Ideas: And over 18 Creative Projects
by Kate Haxell, Luise Roberts

Michaels Book of Needlecrafts: Knitting, Crochet and Embroidery
by Dawn Cusick (Editor), Megan Kirby (Editor), Megan Kirby (Editor), Lark Books (Manufactured by)

Perfectly Brilliant Knits
by Melissa Matthay, Sheryl Thies, Sheryl Thies

The Knitter’s Handbook
by Eleanor Van Zandt

Beginner’s Guide to Knitting
by Alison Dupernex

Complete Book of Knitting
by Barbara Abbey

I hope this helps

Knitting out of knitting stuff.
The color again just pick up the old color and let it pulls the show knitty gritty they have instructions for the color again just.