Join Yarn the INVISIBLE Way - NO KNOTS, NO TAILS 🤩 3 Ways

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Published 2023-08-19

In this video I share 3 ways you can join your yarn together without the use of knots and even better, no tails to weave in later!

Supplies used in the video:
Susan Bates Finishing Needles
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Plastic Canvas Needle
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Comfy Worsted by KnitPicks
www.knitpicks.com/yarn/comfy-worsted/c/5420171

4 mm hook Tulip
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(you don't have to buy the set, they are also sold separately)

Time Stamps ⏰:

00:00 Intro
00:22 Join 1
02:54 Join 2
05:39 Join 3

Clover Amour are also excellent:
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All Comments (21)

@PlayHookywithMe 11 months ago

Here are 3 ways you can join your yarn if you don't want to use a knot. Each has their pros and cons but are all virtually invisible to the eye. See which one you like best and let me know! xx
@loisharach3612 11 months ago

I'm 67, had 2 strokes, 1 before I was 53, been in a coma, life support machine, feeding machine, had to re learn crochet, NO LESS than 5 times. Then, here you come along, & show me 3 ways to join yarns, that I really love the 1st one most! And, am going to try it tomorrow. I think I'm going to use your site! A LOT! YOU ARE FRESH, UPBEAT, & SUNSHINE ON AN OTHERWISE DISMAL DAY! GOD BLESS YOU! AND, I THANK MY HEAVENLY FATHER, FOR DIRECTING ME THROUGH TO YOUR SITE!
@susanroberts 11 months ago

These are great! I’ve been knitting and crocheting since I was 8 years old and I’m 61 now. I’ve never seen this before. Thank you! 💝🥰🤗
@whatifschrodingersboxwasacofin 8 months ago

I’m not a yarn person, but I just had to comment that those hands in your thumbnail simply radiate a strong but soft touch and care. Lovely. 😊
@a.j.nunnaurbiz6535 6 months ago

I've never trusted the knot, and always used the Russian join. Thank you for the other two options, I've never seen them before!
@carollowe3704 4 months ago

thank you for using different colors in the yarn to make the process easier to follow along with. i appreciate it.
@fabihamonirprathama 6 months ago

So glad this came up in my recommendations right when I was thinking about what to do with all my leftover yarn from different projects.
@edenelston7668 7 months ago

This is precisely what I needed! Thank you!! Much less fiddley than weaving in all those loose ends!
@melblacke5726 11 months ago

Looking forward to using the first 2 on the project of medium weight cotton yarn in the same color that I am currently working on. Thank you!
@bolynn9668 5 months ago

So interesting! I’m 55 but brand new to crochet and just loving it. Thanks for guiding us all!
@candydaisydunlopa9403 6 months ago

Oh my goodness ive been wondering of ways and now im absolutely hooked on the Russian join so amazing thank you
@cherylshepherd5602 5 months ago

I'm new to crochet & just located your channel. Thank you for taking your time to explain & show step by step methods to make it simpler for those of us still learning!
@cricos_crea 9 months ago

Thank you! I knew only the first one and now I'm glad I know also the others. Very useful and very well explained, as usual 👍🏽💕
@loisbullock3151 4 months ago

The 2nd way is my favorite. Thanks for sharing
@DM-Canada 6 months ago

I have been crocheting all of my life (a long time!) and I never knew this! Thank you! It is awesome!!
@user-jx2jr6kb8f 10 months ago

This is very good and simple to follow and understand. Thank you very much!
@tdavis5836 5 months ago

Thanks so much for these tips! I will definitely use one on my next project.
@carole6351 10 months ago

❤mir gefällt die erste Variante. Ich kannte sie bis jetzt nicht und bin dir sehr dankbar dass du sie gezeigt hast. Ab sofort mache ich es stets so! Danke. ❤
@a1nettie20 12 days ago

I love these!! Going to use today. I think I will love the second one the best
@marionbartley214 11 months ago

I like these yarn joins, thanks for posting I will give it a try.