Knitting adding new yarn

Learn How to Join in New Yarn When Knitting...without Becoming Unraveled!: Have you ever worked on a project, thinking your skein was enough…only to run out before you finished? Did you tie a knot? Because knots can become loose and unravel all of your stitches, this isn’t the best way to add in more yarn. I’ll show y…

Use the easiest method to join new yarn either in crochet or knitting. No need to weave in yarn ends afterwards. Works with fine and medium-weight yarns. See...

I've covered a lot of ground since I began learning about the world of granny squares. I started with the history of crochet and granny in Part I , then experimented with variations of the...

Scrappy Knits and Knitting Patterns / Jen on Instagram: "A little Saturday tutorial ☝🏻😊 I get a lot of questions about how I add a new yarn to my scrappy socks. This is how I do it ⬆️⬆️⬆️ I tried lots of other methods and I like this way best, even though I have to sew a million ends afterwards 😅 (I don’t mind). If you just starting to knit scrappy socks you could try adding a new yarn this way - or do a little research and find a way that is best for you. Or you could get my Scrappy…

Stephanie | KNITS & CRAFTS & DIYS on Instagram: "There are so many ways to start a new ball of yarn (and most of them are much better than a simple knot). The advantage here: no need to sew the ends 💪🏻 This one I like to use for projects that have a front and back side (like a jumper 👕 you will never see the inner side) and not so much for projects where you would see both sides (like a scarf 🧣) #Knit #KnittingTips #KnittersOfInstagram #knitting #Crochet #knittinghacks #CreatedBySteph…

What we like the least as knitters is having to join one yarn ball to another with bothersome knots, which later show on our projects. That’s why in the We…

How to knit a yarn over. A step by step tutorial on the easiest knitting incease. This knitting stitch is essential for lace knitting patterns. It's extremely easy to learn - even for knitting beginners. This tutorial will show you how to yarn over purlwise and knitwise #knit #knitting #knittingstitch #knittingtechnique

Rosemary (Romi) Hill on Instagram: "Hello hello, my knitting friends! A lovely knitter asked about a good bind-off for seed stitch, so that’s what I’ve got for you today! This is the Icelandic bind-off, and I adore it for seed stitch just as much as for garter stitch. It blends in perfectly with the purl bumps and creates what almost looks like a rolled edge. I absolutely love the way it looks, the way it stretches, and the way it leaves a nice substantial and stable bind-off edge. I find…