Using a Wood Spool Jig / Knitting Spool to Make a 2-pin Design

[@shinobihouzin]

Jigs are amazing and would love to see more, thanks for sharing this with us all !!

[@deans9766]

Nice, I've been using pvc pipe and a coupler with cotter pins to make my jigs.

[@theresa2861]

Great instructions as always. Thanks. Can’t wait to try. Yes! Would like to see more pins used.

[@brizy1215]

This video was very informative. It makes me want to learn more about crocheting. ❤️

[@jandroid1962]

"as long as it's not on fire" - my favorite part of the video.

[@georgeyoung2336]

Great video. It was extremely informative and easy to follow and understand. Much appreciation for sharing your knowledge and skills. Than you.

[@HelloL.G.]

great demonstration! thanks for sharing!

[@cintcorsit9620]

May i ask? What rope is that called

[@williammccleery4368]

Instead of melting a "blob" on the end, I would recommend putting a bead on each end and a stopper knot.

[@georgeyoung2336]

That would definitely be another way of doing it. That’s for the tip.

[@pauldorman9765]

Excuse my terminology and Hopefully you can follow along, lol. Each time you wrap, could you put the new cord under the cord that is already on the pin(between jig and existing cord)? That way you can just pull off the pin instead of over a cord and off the pin. When I get around to buying or making a jig I think I will try this method. Nevermind, after watching the video in slowmo, I see why that would not work now. I thought I was a friggin' genius for a second.

[@sarah21968]

Thank you... Nice video

[@elaineheyd2189]

What size cord did you use? 550?

[@JerrySegraves]

Nice!

[@BoredParacord]

First :)

[@ronnierocket3340]

Can the wood spool jig be used to make a rattlesnake know

[@zackzeck8565]

Second :)