Joining yarn with a knot

[@jenniebaker4464]

I would never of thought I would be ALL thumbs while tying a darn knot but I am. PRACTICE PRACTICE I GUESS😉 I love your demos....you make it easy to follow THANK YOU soo much

[@1032gloria]

:No one teaches the magic knot like you do. I have tried them all, and your video is the best. You are very slow, and so easy to understand. I have watched other videos and they go so fast that I cannot follow them Great instructor and thanks for your patience.

[@Still_Waters99]

Thank you, Grannymar! Short, sweet, and to the point. I got it the first time around. I like at 4:19 "And brave heart, you pick up the scissors."

[@Tubby31310]

Love your style of teaching. Didn't think it would be strong enough to hold. You proved me wrong. Thank you Grannymar.

[@ness1107]

Thank you for sharing this. Your video is so much clearer than other ones I have been watching and they just confused me because I'm obviously working with live yarn and not two loose pieces. I'm a first-time knitter and this method for joining yarns worked perfectly under your instructions. Thank you so much!

[@peggyugrich4739]

Finally! A video that actually works. . . Thank you for your excellent demonstration!! ❤️

[@suelarose4246]

I looked at many of the KZbin how to join yarn and found yours the easiest to learn. Explaining the under 1 over 2 made it very easy to remember how to do it. So many of them talked about wrapping around fingers and couldn't really see what they were doing and one used needle, it came out okay but more work threading needle, yours is so much easier. Thank you for sharing.

[@bringmesunshine5243]

Thank you so much for your excellent tutorial x oh how I wish I'd found you before finishing the Graphgan I just made, it would have saved days of weaving in all those ends. listening to you also brought a tear to my eye, made me miss my dear old Dad who was Irish x

[@claraedouwesdekker6389]

Oh thank you for making it so very clear, simple and showing it at such a slow pace! At last, after watching many other posts, you have enabled me to knit without loose tags! Thanks again.

[@judymac4833]

AWESOME...Thank you for posting this. Something that has driven me crazy for so long, you have explained such an easy, foolproof method!

[@wendyterrill3892]

Thank you, thank you, thank you for this video !!!! I have finally mastered this joining together of yarns and love it. Practically no more ends to weave !!! Thanks again !

[@lidasellers9125]

Tried your method tonight on a scarf I was knitting. I love it. So much better than other methods I have tried, and it really works! Could not see, or feel the knot. Thank you!

[@phylliszachow5366]

Grannymar, I love your accent! And also the way you are teaching how to do the magic knot. Thank you, it is very easy to understand what you are doing, & you are not going lickety split like most of the others do.

[@charlenefarmwald1037]

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[@GiorgosTsirigotis]

I spent 1 hour watching videos how to do it, with no success. I start believing am I stupid? So confusing until I found your video. Thanks a lot, very grateful!!!

[@darshinisugumar857]

I have seen so many magic knot tutorials. I was able to understand and implement only your technique. Thank you so much !!!

[@valhershberger1958]

Yours is the first explanation I could actually follow and learn from. Plus, the knot actually worked! Thank you so much! It was if you were sitting next to me showing me how to do it.

[@donnabuckler9462]

Did this a long time ago.. forgot how to tie the knots. She made it simple and I will remember how for the next time. Her example was right on! Thanks again for taking the time to put up this video.

[@Jennifer-oz8ec]

I love listening to your voice, Grannymar! So gentle and encouraging. I have watched a good few videos on the Magic Knot. Your video is my favourite. Thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@michelleblock7893]

Thank you Grannymar, this is the best video for joining yarn!🎉 Amazing!

[@lalahh2693]

I just wanted to thank you so much for your description of how to do the magic knot. I really could not understand anyone else’s. You have made it so easy to change skeins now. I don’t like to weave in ends, so this method is perfect! Thanks again.

[@ivankas8903]

You were the first one to teach me this important trick. Now I do it all the time. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us.

[@jenniferswider2072]

Excellent, thank you!!! I have tried others and not able to follow. Your video was clear and easy to follow!! Again thank you very much.

[@Sheshe77]

Best instruction I’ve ever had on this knot. Thank you.

[@loveyaclouds]

Thank you so much for the video. You speak clearly and teach smoothly.

[@lidasellers9125]

Today I was knitting with a very heavy nubby yarn (difficult to work with as far as I'm concerned) and thought this joining method would never work with it. Surprise! After knitting a few rows I had a problem finding where I made the knot. Once again, I am more than happy with this video and method for joining a new ball of yarn.

[@pampratt9641]

I can not believe how easy you made this step. Using to different colors and speaking slow. made this so much easier to understand. Thank you Thank you,

[@Pdkweathers]

When the yarns are the same color I put a small knot at the end of new yarn so I can tell the old from the new. Thank you so much for your clear description..

[@chadwicktl]

Best yarn joining video ever! Thank you!

[@racenelasater]

You are the best! I watch your video every time I need to do a magic knot. Thank you

[@melissa-Ann]

Bless your heart for showing this. I always wondered how to connect two pieces of yarn. I was always left with 2 tails that got sewn into an afghan but would always pop out. If I cut the tails, the knot would undo itself and the blanket would fall apart. Just did this trick you shown and it works like a charm!!! Thank you!!!💙❤

[@ephiesway1982]

It feels like Mrs. Doubtfire is teaching me knitting!! Love it!!!

[@kmw992617]

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[@Knittyneeds]

I agree with Carmen Hawkinson, this lady is adorable. Granny takes her time to explain. This tutorial came in handy for beading and I really appreciated it. Sometimes I use nylon thread 0.25 for bracelets and necklaces and the knots come undone. I found the greatest solution to connect the nylon threads. Steady and solid. Thanks for sharing caring and making me smile 💕💕💐💐💐🥂🥂🥂🌞🌞🌞😁😁😁🥰🥰🥰

[@karishmatalbott5680]

Grandmother's are the best teachers! Thank you so much!!

[@1032gloria]

+Karishma Talbott I agree. , so easy to follow.

[@EmilieDardenne]

Thank you so much. I've watch many other videos on how to join and yours is the best. So easy to follow. Great and clear instructions.

[@amandas2639]

Wow. I always avoided knotting my new yarn because I was afraid it would look super obvious. I'm amazed by this. Thank you so much!

[@720flipUwish]

I return to this video from time to time. You are the best. Thank you.

[@melissazilz3782]

You do an amazing job teaching this. I am beyond ecstatic about not having to weave in a millions end on my projects. Thank you!

[@mikdonaw1982]

I’ve watched a few videos on magic knot, you make It easy to see and understand and you reassure it’s not going to come on done! Thank you so much!!!

[@christielamb2894]

I love this method and I adore this video!! My go to for joining yarn. Thank you so very much!! 💜🧶💜🧶💜🧶💜

[@faridamajor316]

Wonderfully well explained. I have saved this video and have gone back to it a couple of times. It’s great. Thank you.

[@kathleenyarjan3448]

Finally!! I've been through so many videos but yours is by far the BEST and easiest. Thank you for taking the time to share this.

[@itstess1]

Thank you for this very helpful video. I appreciate that you work slowly so it's easy to see and follow your instructions.

[@grammypea]

Positively perfect instruction! I could listen to you all day! I’ll never be afraid to join yarn again!! 👏🏼👏🏼💜

[@augustgirl]

You are amazing. Thank you so much for uploading this. I have practicing with yarn after seeing this video and I can confidently join in new yarn. I am on top of the world right now. Have a wonderful day. Thank you once again.

[@lovethelordjesuspraisethel3286]

I FOUND YOU AGAIN..🤗🤗👏👏.. I Had learned this THE BEAT WAY Is how you show us.. I shared your Vide7a few years ago..lost it..NOW YES...I'm sharing you again.. You are Simply AMAZING.. Thank you again..love hugs to you and Yours 🙏🙏🙏🤟❣

[@katiehenry7]

OOh my goooodness!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you! What a delight you are my lady! Subscribed and tail free!

[@mjr7378]

Thanks! I have looked at other videos but yours is the best by far. Well done Granny!!!

[@darleneross9166]

Thank you so much for this. Who knew the Magic Knot could be so very easy? I was never able to grasp the old way of doing this. :( Thank you again for such an easy to follow and understand video.

[@deejbrown]

Thank you for the slow and exact description of how to do this! Other videos went by too quickly to understand the steps but this was well done.

[@sushilashukla1289]

Hi so sweet. Slow and easy to understand. Good teacher.looks like those hands did a lot of crochet Take care love from South Africa

[@TheSeamstress1]

I wasn't fortunate enough to have any grandparents but if i had've had a grandma, i imagine myself learning these types of tricks from her. Thank you and bless you granymar. It worked like a charm and i will always join my yarn like this from now on.

[@claudiagomezpadilla]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! Your demonstration has been very useful to me since I am a crochet beginner. I was using another type of knot and now I am afraid my three past knots come off... I cross my fingers it wont happen. From now on, I will be doing your teaching.

[@feniaar3032]

Thank you so much! Couldn't get it from other videos! You are the best teacher! :)

[@barbistraut5635]

Fabulous!!!! Such clear instructions! I can’t thank you enough!

[@karamarie6781]

YOU ARE THE BEST! Many blessings!🙏🏼💕

[@shortstuff2700]

I watched about 10 videos and came back to yours...thank you again!!

[@Mari-B]

Thank you!! I love your accent! I have Scottish and Irish heritage and so good to hear you speak!

[@carolr4871]

You've convinced me. This is going to be my go-to join from now on. Thank you for the excellent demo.

[@teacup985]

Thank you, Grannymar317!! Your instructions are clear and concise!! I finally found a method that suits me.

[@carolynbaesler1888]

Thanks Finally I know how to do this. I have tried so many ways and my projects look horrible with big knots . The thing is I have a hard time finding you . Now I put you into my email so when I need you you are right there. Hope you do some more videos

[@shortstuff2700]

thanks soo much.!!!..I did it step by step while you did it...and I love your sense of humor!!!😆

[@BlueRidgeMtns100]

Wow! What a teacher! Perfect, absolutely perfect instruction!

[@13siouxgirl]

Thank you so much!!!! I've been trying to get his right and I've watched so many tutorial's and haven't been able to get it until now! I got it the first time with your tutorial. Your directions are so clear and easy to follow! Appreciate it! :)

[@kathrynharnecker4394]

Worked beautifully! And how I enjoyed listening to her wonderful lilt!

[@anniegetchergun]

Thank you so much for this! Brilliant💐

[@CindiInk]

Thank you! My skein of yarn had a join in it that was not secure at all. I'm much more confident with this knot. Saving this video.

[@pbhero]

Fantastic explanation. Other videos i saw do it with two cut pieces of yarn. This video gives a much better understanding, representation and instruction!

[@AbsolutChibi]

THANK YOU!!!! Love that you understand that people are looking to learn, and therefore teach accordingly. Others go from 1-10 in like 2 steps -_-. Thanks again :)

[@MichalesRequiem]

I have seen other videos trying to explain this knot before, but I just didn't get it. Until I saw your video. Thank you :)

[@season2866]

Hands down the best tutorial for this knot out there. Thank you Grannymar317!

[@kmw992617]

Thank you Granny! You are a lifesaver.

[@athenapenson8856]

Thank YOU ! This is the 2nd video I watched and YOURS is the one that helped me do it correctly , the FIRST time ! again THANK YOU !

[@laniem9687]

I've seen this explained a bunch of times but your way just clicked! Thanks for the awesome, easy-to-follow instruction, Granny Mar!

[@sarahjones2214]

I love you grannymar!! So easy to do, and not at all confusing!!! Thank you!!

[@chriscox2110]

You are the best! Thanks ever so much for this wonderful tutorial. God Bless You!

[@ZumbawithDorothy]

Did it on the first try. I’ve been going through others and was not satisfied with the end result. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@deefrancis2710]

You teach exceptional well. Thank you.

[@CTYME1000]

Thanks so much for this incredibly easy to follow tutorial. The knot worked on my first try. Can't wait to use this again in the future!! :)

[@sabinejordan3110]

Brilliant! Thank you so much! I have so many unfinished objects because I hate weaving in tails! Great technique, thanks for sharing.

[@michburek]

I watched a lot of tutorials on joining two yarns. I could finally understand w your video. Thank you.

[@sylviamendoza7491]

Thanks for explaining it slow !!!!!❤❤❤❤❤

[@belvederepropertymanagemen2116]

Thank you so much! I decided to try knitting again & your video is like you're right with me! You're the GREATEST!

[@edievandenabeele-yee1990]

You are so patient, it was easy to learn from you. Thank you.

[@kassysmith2312]

Thank you ever so much best knot by far for my knitting so much better than weaving in ends .. which I won't be doing so again .. many thanks xxx

[@glynishunt6886]

Thank you for this easy to understand video.

[@wendyshellabarger6977]

This is great, I can't wait to get home and join my wool. I love knitting scarfs for friends in different congregations and I never knew how to join the wool because I like to make long, very long scarfs using at least two balls of wool together. I only know how to knit one stick but I vary color and texture so they all look different so this is great, fabulous I will never have a long scarf come apart again. Thank you so very much.

[@maryperentou8539]

Thank you very much !!!!!! Love the way ,the you explain 💞💞❤❤❤❤

[@stevemac8956]

Thank you for the clear and concise explanation on how to join yarn.

[@margaritagabel7167]

I always make a knot like that, and I had no problems. Very good video. Thank you.

[@lenaparnell2417]

Thank you so much for making this so simple for me to understand. I agree with Lori T, I watched another video prior to yours & could not for the life of me, figure it out.

[@dawncrack9764]

The easiest tutorial I have come across. Thank you Thankyou so much

[@LeapingFrogg]

Brilliant. Thank you! You have to make sure that the knot ends up in the back of your work though otherwise it will show. I hate weaving in ends, so this tutorial has saved my life!

[@tillie415]

Very nice !! Wonderful tutorial and I love your accent and personality. Very well done !! Thank you so very much :-)

[@Jennifer-oz8ec]

Great job, Grannymar! So easy to follow. Thank you. I feel like my knot is a little thick. Hopefully, I improve after a few tries!!!!

[@debraschulman6635]

best way to join new yarn ever!!!.....especially when yarn runs out in middle of row, just about invisible and such a strong knot.

[@1032gloria]

+Debra Schulman This teacher is so easy to follow. Makes knitting fun

[@mollieskiba4414]

Thank you so much for demonstrating this slowly. Other demonstrations I have watch go too quickly for those of us who have never made a knot like this!

[@carmenjijon3614]

You are awesome, you made it so easy for by you laying it on the table.😊

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much, this was so very very clever and useful and helpful too. Please stay safe and well too

[@TheAshuri89]

Worked perfectly. Thanks. Wish you were my own Gran.

[@dmdrosario1]

I did it. 1st try. thank you so much, definitely going to help with my crochet. happy-happy.