How to Make Super Bulky #6 Yarn Using Worsted Weight #4 Yarn & How to join new yarn

[@frugalfifer]

Thank you soooooo much for this video. I bought the wrong yarn (I’ve only been crocheting for a short time) for a project and thought I was going to be stuck with it as I wouldn’t use the colour on anything else. Away to restart using this method 🥳

[@bethbriggs1045]

You just saved me so much time from having to wind yarn into separate cakes then rewind into 1 cake. My goodness. So simple yet so brilliant.

[@andrear3882]

This video was amazing and so simple to understand . Thank you The joining of the yarn was amazing ! I will be sharing this in my crochet group

[@hillaryarellano4885]

Just found this, this is going to be a game changer! 👍🏼🙂

[@gardengalsu]

I knew about the Navaho Technique and use it often. I have seen the joining before, but I appreciate how carefully you taught it, so I think I can do it, too! *Thanks!*

[@jesmarluk6635]

Brilliant. Thanks! Ps. Wherever you live sounds like when my hubby and I were first married; living under the flight path in Seattle. Kind of made me feel nostalgic, hearing that plane. 🙂

[@gerrie692]

I loved the video especially the part how to add another ball of yarn. I had seen the video for this but it did not show how so thanks for the update.

[@duwanawilson4]

Hi..I just ran across this video looking at diff ways to make bulky yarn and I have seen this method to join yarn I know a 100 times lol but I just tried it again following u and I got it! Thank u for this because I understood every step u made now I can join my yarn this way finally tfs!

[@karenstrachan287]

I really like being able to make a bulky yarn like this. Thank you so much fun showing this method. I must say that I am very leary of knots though. I have had too many come undone when washing a project. I use a Russian Join instead.

[@Jimmy-Lynn]

Thank you so very much! You explained this in a way that I finally got it!!! I’ve seen numerous videos trying to explain that technique. I never quite got it! You are amazing🤗

[@NakatamiHigurashi]

I know this video is old but I am eternally grateful to you for this. Bulky yarn doesn't have as many colors as I would like so this is amazing. Thank you so much

[@jsharik2466]

The joining technique has me stunned! My jaws were on the floor! Wow! I love it. Thank you!

[@nicolehummel6877]

Thanks so much! I was looking for a way to convert worsted weight to bulky yarn, and this is perfect!

[@sharongoode177]

OMG! That's awesome....thank you so much for sharing this tip...no more tangled threads!!!!

[@cgbyfran9697]

This was very helpful for both parts. Thank you so much. You made it clearer than others I've seen on KZbin.

[@lesliequilter9935]

What a great way to do this I’m trying it today

[@dymondbutterfly4678]

this is AWESOME! THANK YOU for sharing! I'm definitely saving this as well as ALREADY gave it a thumbs up! wish I could give you more than one!

[@tamerakraft9199]

Nice video. Love the accent!

[@MariaNorinder]

Both excellent techniques! Thank you for sharing them. I believe I've seen the attaching of two yarns when you run out, but never in this form. And the tripling of the yarn is awesome.

[@glorialuce3670]

Thank you for this video. I have already made 3 bulky hats using your method and I expect to make many more.

[@major_thomasina]

I hate Facebook so I've never seen the bulky yarn trick. Great tip!

[@katiebug9181]

Thank you for this. Both of these techniques are brilliant.

[@cathiotirobaf1680]

That was a clever and invaluable trick, both of them. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@gracepeladeau3988]

OMG! This is so darn clever! Thanks you so much for your instruction and video! I can't wait to try it out!

[@charlesmostert6929]

Thank you so much!!! I'm glad that I saw this so as to avoid causing myself a lot of trouble and a big mess! Great tutorial! Thank you! Lorraine

[@pockydye1]

AWESOME!! I am glad I found your video!

[@Divagoddess1]

Nice video! Where is the pattern for that GORGEOUS blanket????

[@miazuldecielo]

Fabulous ✨Thank you ✨

[@mariakristinahawl1640]

yes I've seen these before but your 2-for-1 video is better!! thanks!!

[@aliciaascencio8934]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing these techniques! God bless you!

[@coqueta0413]

this was great! thanks for sharing. cant wait to go thru your other tutorials.

[@bjornorchard3693]

2024 and this video still serves 🙏

[@e2cmmm]

Yup, I do use both those techniques, especially the plying. I learned it years ago as "Navajo plying", borrowed from Native American weavers. Thank you for teaching the new generations of crocheters this valuable technique!

[@patriciahopman1574]

Great information and clear instructions! Thank you so much!

[@My_name_is_laya]

This is useful asf, thank u🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@nefertitiben]

This is like magic!

[@Swayzee68]

That's freaking brilliant! Thanks for the video!

[@irenew6202]

Awesome...thank you soooooo much

[@phooch73]

Great trick. Thanks for sharing! That blanket you're demonstrating on is gorgeous! Did you make it?

[@belindal9181]

Fantastic explanation! I'm so glad I watched your video!

[@annakate3489]

This was so helpful thank you ❤

[@oh_k8]

This is a cool tip. Avoids 3 balls of yarn from getting tangled.

[@chrishayes4195]

Wow thank you.

[@NancySmalls41]

Wow that is so cool... Thank u for sharing

[@lisamalkowski4240]

That’s so clever!

[@bharatinaidoo5579]

Thank u so much for Sharing your new technic what is the best yarn to use for a floor rug

[@dollmm23]

Amazon! Thank you so much! 🙂

[@Moriah923]

Thank you, this is very helpful. I hadn't seen this before.

[@karenmurphy2608]

very interesting gonna try it on my next project

[@janiceurffer325]

Very helpful techniques

[@carolynbaesler1888]

I like this one I also yarn the yarn together that way too. Now show me how to avoid increasing the side rows using stitch markers because they tell me it is hiding and I never can find it. There has to be an easier way to keep my sides straight without being called Dunn This was really neat. Three strands together is a waste you always drop one thank you so much

[@Everlidis1]

wha-whaaaaat. that is genious!

[@destamarbury7754]

Thanks!

[@stitcherywitchery8611]

Nice! Thanks for the heads up! Good looking out. ;)

[@NaturallyCoffee]

Thank you, Good information, just getting back in the game!

[@margaretfletcher8769]

Brilliant ! Thank you.

[@NathalieBreault]

very nice. do you have a tutorial on the piece in black white and grey? it looks as a beautiful blanket. the stitch is pretty

[@katiebug9181]

Nathalie Breault it looks to be either a brick stitch or the corner 2 corner.

[@heyitsmeh8465]

Hi, I'm wondering if Aran weight is the same as worsted? Can you help?😣

[@GabriellePatricia]

That's genius!

[@tammyhughs7836]

this was very helpful thank you

[@NancySmalls41]

Do you have the video for that blanket you have there

[@jayneswanson4267]

Very helpful!

[@jacquelinelaforce7759]

Thanks for the info!!!

[@9674virgo]

Do you have a pattern for this?

[@yolandathecrochetaddict6954]

thank you so much !!!

[@neonelishuax1962]

Great vid! Thank you.

[@kittfln8168]

Thank you

[@StacyLynnP]

Where did you go???? You haven't posted a video in over 2 years. I hope all is well!! I miss your videos!!!! Come back!!!!

[@carolynbaesler1888]

How do I subscribe to you

[@letacarr6121]

I've used this technique but it is horrible to rip out!

[@wanda2985]

Thank you