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  1. Weaving How-To
  2. Winding a Warp Chain (Board or Reel)

Video - Changing Colors in a Warp Chain

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The above video shows how to change colors by cutting the current color, and tying a knot with the new color.

When frequently alternating two colors, see this video for a technique to avoid tying each color change: