@desireemony: How do you add in a new ball of yarn when you’re knitting? This is a really cool technique you can use to join a new ball of yarn when you’re knitting or crocheting! I don’t use it all the time. Normally, I would join a new ball of yarn at the end of a row, but when you’re knitting in the round, you can’t. So this trick traps your yarn ends so you can keep knitting and seamlessly transition to your new yarn. Let me know how it goes if you give it a try!

Magick Rainbow :

will this work for cooked spaghetti?

Christian Landrove :

Do I knit? No. Will I ever need to know this? Probably not. Did I find this interesting and want to know more? Absolutely

Jesus Rc :

Everybody is so creative

everinnfps :

UM?? I’ve just been tying mine together and hoping for the best 😭😭🥀

Blair🐈‍⬛ :

FINALLY found a decent way to do this. Thank youuuuu

Princess Kat ❤️ :

silly goofy fun fact, but this is actually how you secure ropes together too! especially when you’re looping it around something, that’s actually the best way to hold it (if you get it tight enough anyway)

Dio :

Is it secure? It looks if you pulled a little bit they will unbind

Dominique Fathree :

I’m so glad I seen this. When I switch yarn, the knot is hard and It sticks out

Johndog :

"do I knit or anything" no "was this information useful" yes

Vanessa ᜊᜈᜒᜐ :

I needed this video like a week ago 😭

Lunie :

Wow. I’m definitely trying this! I hate weaving in the ends.

Payton Riddle :

If it’s natural yarn from wool you can put a little spit on the ends of both, attach them end to end and rub them together in your hands and it’ll fuse

𝓞𝓝𝓐🎀 :

Waittt you lie, I'm gonna try this😭😭😭

Sunny Gordon :

Does it matter the fiber?

Skaləmən :

I am so gonna use this for my crochet sweater that I have all the same dye lot of ombre yarn. It will help so much when one skein ends and I have to keep going from another at a color matched point.

Emmy :

Wow love this

Willow Pugh :

Do I knit no do I crochet yes will I be using this in my crochet absolutely!!

User1934885 :

Sorcery

Tash :

Thank you for helping me learn something new today ☺️

Brookie_Cookie :

will it work with thicker yarn

Lady Driver :

this is super helpful!! thank you!!

Judy Pullen-Johnson :

I do my yarn joins this way. Since I use acrylic yarn it sometimes wants to split but I still prefer this method.

SensuousBean :

This would of been perfect for a lot of my projects when I needed to continue or change color cause I just have a knot on mine and sometimes I can’t hide it into the stitches

Tardis :

missy :

What can we do for chunky yarn?