Joining a new ball of yarn knitting

Quick knitting tutorial for beginners about a simple way to neatly join a new ball of yarn without making knots.

A step by step tutorial on adding a new ball of yarn with the overlap join knitting method. An easy technique without using a tapestry needle

The quickest and easiest way to join new yarn in crochet or knitting. You have no yarn ends to weave in afterwards. Works in fine and medium weight yarns. Shown in detail how to continue when you run out of one ball of yarn. A great time-saving tip for crochet and knitting. #crochettutorial #knittingtips #joinyarn

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.

Curious about how to join a new ball of yarn to your knitting project? Good news – it’s remarkably easy! In this video, knitting expert Jen Lucas demonstrates two ways to join a new ball of yarn to a project.

When learning how to knit a large item, you'll probably have to add a new ball of yarn as the first one finishes. Here are 3 easy ways to join a new ball of yarn - try them all and pick your favourite! Whether you're joining a new ball of yarn of the same colour or changing colour in knitting, there's a knitting technique to suit you, including how to join a new ball of yarn without weaving in! Watch this quick video tutorial from Knit With Hannah now. how to knit | knitting for beginners

Learn how to join yarn with the back join. A simple method for colorwork that creates a very precise transition without weaving in ends.

Knitting from a center pull ball keeps your yarn from rolling everywhere as you work. This tutorial will show you how to wind one yourself.

There are many ways to join a new ball of yarn to your project, the magic knot is one of them. If done correctly, this join should not fail and leave a neat, nearly invisible connection between the old and the new yarn. #lavischdesigns #knitting #crochet #tutorial #knittingtutorial #crochettutorial #joiningyarn #magicknot

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.