Tie yarn together

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 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

Make sure to watch to the end to see a semi-violent clip of me testing the sturdiness of this knot 😂 This magic knot is my favorite way… | Instagram

The Magic Knot is a great skill to have in your tool box. It is faster than the Russian Join and leaves no tails to weave in from the change.

I know I've written about the weaver's knot a few times now. This is something that I read about a while ago, but hadn't tried until more recently. I always thought, sure that looks helpful I'll try it one day. But once I did try it, WOW! It really is a game changer. Seriously the

The Magic Knot is a great skill to have in your tool box. It is faster than the Russian Join and leaves no tails to weave in from the change.

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

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!