Welcome to #JustATipTuesday - Today I wanted to show you how to join yarn to your project without having to slip stitch or chain. Typically when attaching new yarn you’d be instructed to join with a slip stitch and then make a number of chains (depending on the next stitch) that would traditionally replace your first stitch. However, if you join with a standing stitch you can eliminate that wonky chain all together, and all your stitches will look consistent. In this video I’m showing how to wor

Working with multiple strands is a great way to substitute for bulky yarn when you don’t have any on hand. When requiring a triple strand you can either wind three separate balls to work from or use the chain plying method, which allows you to work from a single skein at a time! Are you trying this tip? | Yarnspirations

23K views · 230 reactions | Working of a yarn splicer - very good demonstration | Textile Technology | Facebook