Maybe you ran out of yarn and need to start a new skein, or maybe your pattern called for different colors or textures of yarn to be worked at different
intervals.  Either way, the technique for joining a new strand of yarn is the same.
When changing yarns for color patterns, do not cut any yarns that will be used again later in the pattern.  Instead, let the thread “float” up the wrong
side of the work and rejoin it as needed.
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Work the last stitch up to the last step, leaving two loops on
the hook.
 Pull the new yarn through the two loops to complete the last
stitch.
   
 
Continue with the new yarn to work the next stitch and each
stitch thereafter.