Yarn join

The Russian join is an easy way to securely connect two pieces of yarn. No knots or weaving in ends. Come see how to do your new go-to technique!

The Russian Join is one of the absolute best methods to join yarn due to it's secure hold and invisible finish. And it's easy to do!

A step-by-step tutorial on using the magic knot to join a ball of yarn in a super-secure way - no weaving in required! incl. slow-mo video.

I found this amazing technique on Pinterest and you can check it out here. I had a really hard time getting it right consistently so I si...

I’ve noticed that knitters love creating scrappy projects from leftover yarns. The random, (or carefully planned) color play satisfies the artist within us and allows us to turn our knitting needles i

Do you know the magic knot? If done correctly, this join does not fail and leaves a nearly invisible connection between old and new yarn!

Step-by-step tutorial about a simple way to securely join a new ball of yarn without having to weave in yarn tails later on.

The surgeon join, also known as the magic knot, is a simple technique to help you seamless join yarn while crocheting or knitting. It works great when changing color or when your skein runs out of yarn.

The Weavers Knot found via Yet Another Canadian Artisan who says: I ran across this page in a very old weaving book. The is the knot that is used in the spinning mill to join yarn when it breaks while