Thank you! Years later and you're still helping us knitting newbies 😆

"So I just knit... like it ain't no thang". You're so cute, thank you so much for these very helpful instructions!

Thanks for this video! I was panicking when I ran out of yarn, I think my heart rate doubled while I was watching this to join another ball of yarn for the first time😂 but like always you teach everything so well and it was a success! You are my fav teacher

@sheepandstitch

2 жыл бұрын

Aww thanks! Glad it works for you!

Just discovered this video and tried the second method on my blanket project. It's so easy and much better than what I was doing. Thank you again for this video! Years later it's still so helpful ☺️

Thank you so much for this video! I was just happily knitting my first project as a beginner knitter and then all of the sudden i realized i only had about a foot left of my yarn, but thanks to your video I was able to quickly learn how to attach my next ball of yarn and continue happily knitting while watching 90 day fiance lol thank you again for being such a great teacher!!

love this simple and visual instructions. no muss no fuss. Nailed the second technique first try. Feeling like a pro.

I've watched a dozen videos on how to join new yarn, your video was by far the most helpful. Thank you, I just subscribed:)

Lol I wish I knew this before.. I just tied the two ends together and kept knitting (total noob at this clearly) At least now I know for next time!

@thehaterzhavearrived672

8 жыл бұрын

omg! tht was what i was thinking! im like only easy solution lol

@tansoklengagain

7 жыл бұрын

Ecto Booger you can also use super glue if you're too lazy

@200ratsinasuit

7 жыл бұрын

seriously? Never though about that lol I guess you could

@danielpopa2887

6 жыл бұрын

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@Nathleep

5 жыл бұрын

nomadicMilotic that’s exactly what I did and for the 2nd time 😹😹😹

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I've been stuck to doing projects that require a single ball of yarn because I had no clue how to go about getting the second one secured in. This has opened a new world of projects for me on top of the fact that I now can combine the scraps I have been stacking up for a long time.

She always has such beautiful tHicc yarn and needles

@wachamcaulit

4 жыл бұрын

Susie Q lol you used it on a thing and not an organism

You have a pleasant, matter-of-fact way of explaining and showing. Thank you!

Thank you for this video! Version two is always my go to, every single time this beginner/intermediate forgets. 🤦🏻‍♀️

Such a helpful video!! I have always used the first method when adding in a new ball of year but hated the gap it would leave. The second method is much cleaner and leaves no gap!! Thanks for this video! You've saved my project from disaster 🤣.

Thanks for the easy to see camera angles!

Can you please make a video that shows us how to hold the knitting needles like you do? I still take my hand off the right needle every time, and I think your way is faster.

@Lawgiver777

7 ай бұрын

I totally agree. I want to know as well.

Checked out several other videos - yours was by far the BEST and easiest to follow! Thank you! Brilliant on the two colors to help with the steps!!

Thank you so much for this! I couldn't find any other clear instructions for joining two strands of chunky yarn. I'm knitting fingerless mitts for my daughter who has really small hands, got to the top of the gusset, knit a few rounds, and surprise-a big chunky knot in the yarn! I'm going to go do this right now..and I'm REALLY REALLY grateful!

Thank you for these tips I’m really new at this and I got a thought about this and you have helped me relax and not worry for when I do run out

Great video! And I've watched A LOT of knitting videos! Very smooth and professional, but also fun. Thanks!

@sheepandstitch

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Melba! So glad you find them helpful!

Thanks! Very clear directions! I think I've done this years ago, but couldn't quite remember exactly how to do it. I'll be checking out more of your videos.

I love your videos--you have renewed a hobby for me! I love the soft quality of yarns you use. I did a test run using acrylic, I'm ready for some nice merino wools now. Thank you!

thank you so much for this tutorial! so clear and easy to follow! currently making a scarf using your beginners scarf tutorial and I needed to attach a new ball and now I'm back knitting! fave knitting channel!

@sheepandstitch

8 жыл бұрын

+Hannah Miles Thank you! So glad you find these videos helpful :D

Thanks this is awesome. I am making my first baby blanket and ran out of yarn! I like how you explain and demonstrate it; very clear and easy to follow!

The second technique explained in this video is great! When I tried on my first project (a moss/seed stitch scarf), it felt very easy to do and secure. I would recommend it! Thanks for sharing

Omg tysm I had no idea how to add a new yarn ball until now! 😊

Just subscribed for the best version of joining the yarn. I'm knitting a snood using the moss stitch and used the second version of joining the yarn but carried on knitting in the moss stitch as normal. It looks ok as I didn't want to interrupt the pattern of the stitch. The 3 stitches were knitted in a K1, P1, K1 pattern. Thank you for uploading this fantastic tutorial. Greetings from London! ☺️

Thanks for such an excellent video on joining yarn. I used your technique and it worked perfectly.

Thanks for showing "how to join" I'm doing your scarf for beginners and found this just in time. Very clear instructions. I used the 2nd option... so excited... It worked.!

@smallfootprint2961

5 жыл бұрын

2nd join didn't go so well. I had to rip up a row and try to get it all going again. I managed to get the other ball of yarn going but added a stitch... Waaaat? I'm just going to let it go and weave in the ends when I finish. So disappointed. I thought, I'd get through this without any great gaffs, but... Oh well.

Really, you make everything very simple and clear. Thanks!

Very helpful tips, I used the second option and it worked very well. Thank you so much.

Thank you! I really needed this, and your explanation was perfect!!!

Thank you so much, I'm making a blanket for my twin and this helped so much to join the yarn balls!

Thank you so much!! I was getting ready to join a new ball of yarn using your previous method (another video) and method 2 in this video is a lot easier.

I just used this method, and it worked! This is the best way to join yarn

Your videos are so helpful and easy to follow and understand! Thank you!

Thank you!!! You made it so clear on how to join a new ball of yarn! All the other videos weren't as clear as you and made me confused :)

I've only known the second way. And it feels more secure. Didn't realize the first way was possible (due to I ran into that gap). Good to know due to I won't always feel comfortable double yarn knit with all projects (may be too obvious for some projects). Thanks for posting this!

I like the second example you showed, I also didnt know you could put a stitch back on the other needle. Thanks for the help.

I'm really new at this, do you have a video that shows how you weave in the dangling pieces of yarn after you are done with the cowl? Thank you!

@scmahadevojirao9725

6 жыл бұрын

Jamie Tan how to knit fish platedesign

@yvonneboiteux3352

2 жыл бұрын

She shows you how in this video kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZGigtJSCgrabZ6Q.html

@TracyGrammerOfficial

Жыл бұрын

I'd like to see this, too.

Just did the second version. Slick!! Thanks. Louise

Came back for a refresher after 2 years!

I love this video! Everytime I change yarn I have to watch it again! 🤦 Thankful!

That yarn looks so soft!

What lovely yarn 🧶❣️

Those are some beautiful needles!

Really well explained. Prefer method 2. So easy thank you!

I’ve ALWAYS knitted my yarn together and then got stuck on the knot 😂 so glad I looked this up for my latest project!

Excellent tutorial. Thank you.

i'm knitting with malabrigo rasta right now haha funny coincidence, awesome video too of course!

Nice, I'll be ending my ball of yarn soon and the second method sounds awesome. I'll give it a try

This week I started my new project nitting and found your KZread channel and website. Love(d) it!. Hope your are coming back!

I tried the second method. So helpful. Thanks!

Great video, I also prefer the second way, thanks!

thanks for the demonstration! very easy to follow!

Your videos are the bestest! ❤️

Great video! I was nowhere near the end of my yarn and got a knot in it coming up I couldn’t undo and had to cut out. Was easier than I expected!

Really helpful, thankyou. Used the second method. Didn't like the sound of the gap that's created in the first method

@BollywoodBonanzaB

4 жыл бұрын

And how did the final thing end up? All the comments talk about how easy the methods are to replicate, but would love to hear how effective they are once the piece is completed! Thank you =)

@haris8853

4 жыл бұрын

cruisysoozi the gap can easily be closed up if you weave the tails in correctly

@shannon6157

3 жыл бұрын

How do we weave the tails in at the end?

@mynameisbeck5871

3 жыл бұрын

@@shannon6157 You need a tapestry needle! It's like an oversized sewing needle, super inexpensive. If you watch this channels "how to knit 101" (that might not be the name so sorry in advance lol) and go to the end of the video where she will show you how to weave it in!

@lorrainejohnson6821

3 жыл бұрын

@@BollywoodBonanzaB Love

Thank you for the tutorial. It’s very helpful.

I can also see these techniques when you want to change colors.

I am a Russian join girl myself. But these are cool joins!

Great video , really helped me☺️

I haven't gotten to that part yet but I'm doing well under your tutoring thanks love your style

Thank you! Trying the second one!

What kind of yarn are you using in this video? It’s so pretty!

@xin4379

4 жыл бұрын

A bit late but it's in the description

Great explanation 💓

This is a great video! Thank you! love your content!

Really helpful. Thank you so much for sharing. Kind wishes to everyone 😊

Thank you! I have just run into a knot in the middle of my ball of yarn and I can't bring myself to knit through and pretend it isnt there. Going to try this!

This is super helpful, thank you!!

I love your yarn!!!!!!

Hi I love your videos! Do you have a video on how to weave in the ends?

@sheepandstitch

8 жыл бұрын

+Sabrina Lee I don't, but I'm going to work on that one next!

Thank you so much! That was very helpful! 😘

Thanks for the 2nd method it worked way easiest than the 1st method...

Great instructions! Thanks so much!

you're great at demonstrating and helping to understand. new sub! ✌🌸

@marleneallen2910

6 жыл бұрын

FreshBunny😍 ending and removing from needles

Finally a video I can understand!

THANK UOUUUU this helped so much

Thank you. Wonderful video.

This is so helpful! Thank you :)

Thanks, very helpful info. 🌼🌺🌸

Apologies in advance for my negative comment for your wonderful effort to explain and detail a much appreciated technique. I watch many many "how to" videos on KZread and to me the extraneous music in the background is more often than not annoying and distracting to the learning. Imagine taking a college course and the prof or teacher has music behind his oratory for the purpose of teaching. Music is for entertainment and quiet enhances learning. Too many videos have this problem.

Thank you! Very helpful!

I like this it is very helpful thank you!!

Thank you for posting this helpful video. What knitting needles are you using?

Currently knitting a Big Wool lace scarf, just tried that second method you suggested and it worked like a charm! It's not even visible! Love it! Thank you 💕

The second method at 3:27 was very helpful.

THANK YOU!!

Very helpful! 😁

You’re wonderful. Thank you for this. ^___^

Hello..Do you have a video to show how to weave this loose ends into our work with the tapestry needle. Thanks

I like the first way the best. The second way shown can look bumpy if you're using a bulky yarn.

Thank you for this video! I’m knitting my very first scarf and ran out of yarn so I used the second method and it was so easy! My question is how do I weave in those loose ends from the old and new yarns? I can’t seem to find any tutorial on this channel.

The 2nd method is the one I always use. My mother taught me how to...

Thanks for the nice tutorial! Where do you have your needles from?

Love your videos but would you consider getting rid of the background distracting music? Too much audio input with it.

Good video! How do you change colors (properly)? My pattern says to twist the yarn. What does that mean?

Great tut, been watching them all!! Where is a good place with a good price to get Denise needle kits? I am learning knitting but am a crocheter/tunisian crocheter and have decided its time for a nice set of needles, maybe Santa will hear my plea! LOL, even Santa needs good prices though PS If you know of others that are comparable that you like thats great too!! Thanks!!

I just started knitting led than a week ago. Your second method was what I thought was the easiest and made the most sense. My only question is what’s the best method to cut the access yarn?.Thanks for sharing.

Omg tysm that second one saved meee😭😭😂😂🥰

Love your video! I picked up the info right away and will be checking out more! Rock on, sister!

@sheepandstitch

9 жыл бұрын

Woot! So glad it helped you out!