Excellent, tks. Hi from México.

Great tutorial!

Love your tutorial.. I agree camera and volume not good. xx

Good instruction but what is that crackling?

Thank you for sharing, and for taking the time to show us such a simple and yet beautiful piece!!

Where can I buy the magnetic clasp. Is there a proper name for it?

good tips!

Please focus your camera on the project.

Very nice!!!! Ty

Noisy camera

Is there a way to "encourage" the yarn to say twisted? I've made several, using combinations of different textured and/or colored yarns, and they are spectacular twisted, but seem to relax during the day and the strands get lazy and start to wander.

whats with the sound (like they are playing with a empty plastic yogurt container)

great idea a other way of how to use up yard and looks so easy! Thank you for sharing!!

me encantó

Great tutorial very simple, your camera person needs some improvement. Thanks for sharing.

I saw this a while back and did a few... and they are much loved. I am glad I found you! I love yarn, but I don't knit... or do anything it is "meant" for... but I can't live without it. LOL This gives me a reason to buy more. ;-) Loved this video and I thank you so much!!!

These are beautiful! Thanks for sharing - I'd like a more thorough explanation of twisting the wire and the end caps and the magnetic hooks. It was hard to tell exactly how you twisted to secure them.

This vidoes was nice and very helpful. A list of supplies used would be even more helpful. Thank you for sharing this video.

I have been looking at ways to make yarn necklaces and am very pleased to find your version. It would be easier to find if it had a more accurate title - I wonder if you could still add another title? To the commenters here I would say that the findings like chain and end caps can always be found on line and often there are good buys on them on eBay. Sometimes you can also find very interesting yarns there. The chain stores Tuesday Morning often have single skeins of very expensive yarns at a reduced price. I like to add beads to my scarves, but it's important to use very smooth ones so they don't scratch your neck. There is actually no end to the interesting variations of this type of scarf. I have been making mine by winding yarn around a box, but I very much like the idea of the simple loom shown here and will make one for myself.

Thank you for showing us this craft! You've inspired me to get creative.

Awesome fun. Thanks!

Could you tell me the size end caps you used for the amount of strands in the necklace featured?

Cool I will study how to do this I have a few ball of knit to get me started. This was a great video, thank you for teaching me how to fish. Amen

This is awesome! I do beading but this is even easier.

Awesome idea I love it, your camera guy needs some improvement though.

What size chain are you using? Thanks, Dee

Could you tell me the size end caps you use and where I can get them?

I like the video, but those popping sounds made by the camera were really irritating, and oddly gave me a headache, eventhough I'm the type of person who rarely ever gets headaches. That's why I didn't want to vote on the vid lol Because if it wasn't for that, I would have given it a thumbs up, so I rather not give anything at all. Very good idea though ^_^ I love how casual it looks, especially since we can play it up with soft fabric.. I love softness xp cool.

Excelente (y)

GREAT JOB

Great instructions! Thanks

I like the way you do your scarf necklace. I will start on this project, soon. I have a lot of yarn, but not the end caps etc. Thanks for your video!

Thank you! As soon as I watched your video, I made 3 of the scarf necklaces! Love them & others do too!

You made everything look so easy. I'm going to try this. Thank you!

Stop with the camera noise and moving get off the zoom

whos doing camera? they suck -.-

Can u please send me a list of materials used to make the scarf. Couldnt hear u because of the clicking, thank u in advance

great idea & info but...the camera moving back/forth makes you sea sick & the "clicking" sound is very loud..but thank you for the video

Very nice thank you,greetings from Germany.

went shopping for the stuff yesterday 8) now i just need some time 8)

wow this is so simple yet elegant ... awesome. will have to find those huge endcaps... tfs

That is soooo pretty and feminine. I'm definitly going to try this project. Thanx so much.

Great tutorial! Where can I get the endcaps, and what style or size?

Love te necklace. You made it look so easy. I want to run to he store and buy the materials.I have so much homespun yarn that I find a little hard to crochet wih now I have something to use it on. Cant wait to start making necklace for x-mas gifts.

Thanks so much for the video on how to make these lovely necklaces!

firemountaingems. and you can do key word search for end caps.

I loved the video. You did a wonderful job of showing how to wrap a loop. Loved the tips and thanks. FireMountinGems sells end caps. They sell tools, jump rings.

that's funny!

I have not been able to find them at Hobby Lobby or Michael's.

Where do you buy your end caps? I have looked at ho