The Best Way to Join Yarn for Your Knitting Project!

My absolute favorite way to join yarn for knitting projects. It is super strong and easy to work. It does leave a small knot so I suggest joining yarn near the edge of a project instead of the middle.

[tlaj]

I’ve watched SO many magic join tutorials-this one just clicked. Thanks for that!

[beanixdorf]

This is the clearest explanation I’ve seen, thank you

[ericalove]

Thank you!!!! I've watched videos for over an hour, and I finally understood Thank you so much!

[Gamer_mxlody]

I’ve been looking for some slower and clearer videos and I found you❤!Thank you so much for making this video!❤❤

[Ladyhawk-ysqy]

You can also use some fray check to prevent it from fraying. It acts as a glue so it won't show up layer in your work

[Gacha_Runa]

Wow first one that I’ve actually gotten it from! Thanks so much!

[ritawashere]

You're a pro, a great teacher. The only demonstration I could understand. I just shared our on Pinterest & subscribed.❤

[RobynJay]

Where has this been my whole life? Thank you ❤

[susanhiles]

Clear and concise. Very helpful! Thanks so much!

[carolinehynd]

Does this work for changing thread in crotchet? Thanks

[littlelibanana]

This could just be me but I did this knot and it came apart with a very light pull even though I followed the instructions to a T 😅

[robynwhite]

I just this all the time when I crochet and love it

[mariatony]

A knot in your knitting is NOT nice. It creates weird stitches around the knot There are better ways. Try a nd find the Russian joint on YouTube.

[mariatony]

How about the Russian joint. See YouTube. Much nices than a knot in your knitting.