Knitting stripes in the round is a pain when you really want the stripes to be perfect, and you’ve tried all the other jogless
techniques there are. This is an easy method, using much the same techniques as when changing colours in intarsia knitting, and the yarn is carried neatly along at the reverse side.

The mitts are knitted in the round from the cuff upwards,
starting and finishing with a rib pattern. The thumb opening is
created by casting off sts over a ribbed mini gusset, making this
a very quick project.

Yarn used: Rowan Summerlite 4-ply 1 ball each in 440 Langoustino (MC) & 444
Blossom (CC)

Other supplies: 2 stitch markers, tapestry needle