Yarn knots ties

Do you want to join your yarn in a fast and secure way? Learn how to join yarn with the magic knot! Useful for both crocheters and knitters

We're talking about magic today folks! That's right. You heard me. Magic. This is a magic knot. If you knit or crochet and haven't had a chance to use this knot to join your yarn, I'm about to become your new best friend. If you're a crafter that has any project that requires you to join thread, yar

Michelle | Macrame Trainer & Creator on Instagram: "How to tie a berry knot: 1. Leaving a small gap at the top, tie 3 square knots in a vertical column (sinnet). 2. Take the 2 filler cords (the cords in the middle) and thread them through the hole just above the first square knot. 3. Pull the 2 filler cords all the way through until the square knots form a ball or berry shape. 4. Secure the knot by tying one final square knot. The berry knot is one of the knots featured in the Macrame Knot…

I have finally given the weaver's knot a try. A weaver's knot joins two threads together in a knot that will secure your threads and allow you to continue weaving. Since I've only just started using this technique, I'm not really sure if I'll like this more or less then my previous process of starting

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

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.