Repurposing, Recycling Sweaters by unraveling Yarn Rug Hooking, Knitting, Crafts DIY Tips Tutorial

In this video I show you how to unravel sweaters to create balls of yarn for rug hooking, knitting, crocheting, or any fiber craft.
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[@nomansvan827]

Another great video. I’ve wanted to try this, good useful information. Thank you

[@joannagalvin4324]

Great info!

[@kathysnavely1802]

Thanx for the tips. This could be useful. Have a wonderful day!

[@jeanstevens2305]

Instead of using a seam ripper on every stitch of the seams, cut a few and then try pulling the end of the yarn used to seam the sweater. Most sweaters are seamed using running crochet loops or something similar to a daisy chain. One of the ends should unravel the whole seam (similar to pulling on a crocheted chain - one loop is holding the previous loop down). If you cut the first loop and pull, each loop will come apart in turn.

[@RibbonCandyHooking]

GREAT IDEA - I'm doing that next time!

[@kathybuttermore9660]

I'm guessing that the reason you cannot find the end of the yarn at the cuff end is because, generally, sweaters start at the cuff end so it won't unravel as easily. Try starting at the other end.