JOINING IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU

Ever lose at Yarn Chicken? Over half way through the row and discover there's a knot in your ball of yarn? Don't want to waste yarn by leaving long tails at the edge of your knitting? In this video I show how you can join yarn into the middle of the row and leave no hole behind.
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LINKS TO VIDEOS
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KF EP 3: KNIT STITCH • KNITTING FOR ABSOLUTE ...
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TIME STAMPS
2:18 WHY NOT JOIN YARN IN THE MIDDLE
3:40 CHOOSING A JOIN TO USE
6:06 JOINING YARN
9:12: WEAVING ENDS AND AVOIDING HOLES
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[@bunny65x]

I feel I can learn so much from you!

[@CarrieCraftGeek]

Thank you so much! 🙏

[@BearRadio]

Oh, I wish I had you to teach me this a few years back. I learned over time the hard way, but I didn't know what the different techniques to weaving in ends were called. I tend to be frugal minded and don't like to waste any yarn, so joining in the middle of the row was/is tempting and sometimes unavoidable. I feel less bad now about not joining in the middle of a row and just joining at the end/side, but it's hard not to want waste yarn that may have been more expensive. Your channel is growing. On my end it says you have 105 Subscribers! Hopefully that number holds and you can have an address with your name in it shortly.

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Hi wanna be friends ♥️