DIY Thicker Yarn

[@MattFrost224]

I think this will come in handy. Most of the tutorials for loom knitting that I find on here seem to work for 5 gauge yarn or thicker. I have a bunch of 4 gauge yarn and I don't want it to go to waste, but I'm not sure what to make with it.

[@casperskitty3241]

I wish you had shown an example of how this looks in an actual crochet project. The texture is going to be different than it would for normal yarn.

[@tingdaisy160]

great tutorial . your performance and explanation is very clear and detail.

[@castironstew803]

Thank you so much!! :)

[@nffritz]

You are a wonderful teacher!

[@castironstew803]

Thanks! :)

[@lolingllama]

Would simply using a crochet hook get a similar result?

[@FAMEBangBang]

🙌🏼😫THAAAAKK YOUUUUUU SOOOOOOOO MUUUUUUCCCHHHH!!!!!!!! Spent 2 Hours "3 Strand BRAIDING" my small, stupid yarn into something thicker to work with for my random 3am First Time Macrame adventure😒...🤣😂 LEARNED THIS SO QUICK!!! Thank you again!🥰

[@jwatley313]

Now that's a good idea..how to add knots..fuzz..ect like art yarn..can you felt some roving over it..got watch this again..

[@castironstew803]

Well, thank you very much :) Sadly, I don't know much about roving.

[@alisonjane5364]

Genius idea!

[@castironstew803]

Why, thank you!!

[@delorissargent4992]

would be good for a rug!

[@castironstew803]

Yes! I made a small rug with chained yarn - it's so thick! :)

[@lyndseymcquaid9822]

I can’t get it T~T

[@diman.65]

thank you a lot!!!!!!!!!

[@briancorea9735]

I would use this technique to make thicker yarn n crochet like that, not to chain

[@frickingclownasshoe9261]

At leat be specific