How to spit splice yarn in knitting - step by step tutorial for beginners

[@sassegranny4700]

With this method, there is no wasted yarn. I used even the smallest piece left over. Thank you so much for this video. I designed a shawl using wool instead of Acrylic yarn.

[@MaesRuth]

This will make my saving of some wool yarn easier

[@theastewart6721]

I love the split splice! Thanks for showing the variations. I never thought of thinning it out! Makes perfect sense! Thank you for another great tutorial!🤗🤗

[@gfitz6001]

This info helped me . I, also, never thought of thinning both ends. And, I like the appearance of the join of the 2 different colored yarns . I hope your injury is healing. Thank you for sharing your helpful knitting information with us.

[@nimbleneedlestwo]

yes, my injury is all healed up by now. I thankfully recoreded this video quite a while ago.

[@mayolson2]

You come up with the coolest stuff and it is so appreciated!

[@nimbleneedlestwo]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@pamfreel8983]

Thank you 😊 Hope you are feeling better.

[@nimbleneedlestwo]

Yes, thank you

[@antoniomatthew2234]

Hey Norman! Sorry to reach out so much. Wanted to ask if you had any suggestions with Cashmere yarn brands and maybe some recommendations you had for quality and quantity for the price and when to know what's a good deal or not. As always, I took a gander through your channels and blog prior to. Any suggestions would be much appreciated! :)

[@nimbleneedlestwo]

ah...that reminds me that I do have a post on luxury yarn produers still waiting as a draft..haha. Cashmere is a bit difficult. Tons of offers and loooooads of inferior stuff around. I found Pascuali and Jade Sapphire to offer very reliable qualities. Pascuali even has organic GOTS certificied cashmere. so that's kinda nice as well.

[@antoniomatthew2234]

@@nimbleneedlestwo You're the best, thank you! Happy they ship to the US :)

[@nicolelafontaine1720]

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