In this crochet tutorial, I’m walking you through exactly how I do color changes for amigurumi plushies so they look clean and intentional (not like a weird little jog that screams “I changed colors here!”). I show you how I like to carry the yarn so you’re not dealing with a million ends to weave in later, and I talk through the little tension things that make a huge difference when you’re working in the round on plush yarn. I’m also sharing a new-to-me way to make seamless bobble stitches, and I’m genuinely excited about it because bobbles can get bulky and messy so fast—especially on plushies where every bump shows. If you’re making snugglers or anything with spots, accents, or texture (like dragon details), these are the exact techniques I use to keep the fabric looking smooth and “heirloom-quality,” even when I’m switching colors mid-round. If you’ve been intimidated by colorwork in amigurumi, this is one of those foundational skills that will level up your plushies immediately.