This 2 Minute Yarn Hack is a Total Game Changer! 🧶

[@HookedbyRobin]

Love working with bulky weight yarn? Then you'll LOVE this project! kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5uwpJylqq57gpo 👈😀🧶

[@shiningstar3519]

Mind blown. I've never seen this before 😮

[@PatriciaHall-r3u]

My Nan taught me this over 50 years ago. I didn't realise other people didn't know about it. It's good to see old tips still being taught to others. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@HookedbyRobin]

I'm surprised not more people know about it!

[@tammygant4216]

I have been crocheting for almost 50 years (and I learned when I was living in Europe), but I never heard of this trick! I may be 50 years late to the party BUT I'm so glad you are keeping the "old tips" alive. Share more if you've got 'em 👏🏿

[@kiddycar16]

I found this subject on KZbin it's called Navajo ply for knitting and crocheting. Always good to learn something new in the fiber arts.

[@theanimefan00]

I heard native americans also used this plying technique way back when. Theese traditions are nice to share.

[@alyssstout8112]

Wow!! Thank you for this magical tip! ❤❤❤

[@ChelseaGirl6266]

That is so clever! Also, no wasted yarn, as you only thread through what you need! Thanks Robin!

[@sierrastorm1291]

Wow, wow, wow! This was like a magic trick! I'm going to try this for some of my thin yarn that I've been avoiding. Love this! Thank you so much!

[@valphillips7002]

OMG me too, I have some lovely yarns that I am not using because they are too thin, but this should solve that problem! ❤

[@CreationsOfParadis]

My aunt started knitting 80 years ago. She learned this when she first started knitting. She still uses this technique today (she's going on 87 and still knits!)

[@DiManthos]

That is a game changer for sure. I have so many yarns that are too thin that I now know how to use! Thank you 😊

[@carolharry6936]

I first learned this a year or two ago on Tuula Maaria's crochet channel on KZbin. I am glad you showed this too because it is my all time favorite crochet tip ever.❤.

[@valferguson8322]

Hey Robin, this is a great tip because I’ve ordered yarn online thst claims to be 4 weight yarn, but is more like 3 or 2!! weight!! I don’t care for those weights for larger projects. This will solve my problem!! Thank you for this wonderful tip!!

[@Soulbroken75]

Omg...😮 my grandmother taught me this when I was little, but I completely forgot it. Been crocheting for 45 years and had this knowledge all along 🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️🤦🏼‍♀️😭

[@paulaspangler4027]

NOW that's a new one even if I must say it. I've never seen this one before, but I really like it. Thanks 😊

[@bernerandgoldenmom7143]

This is GENIUS!! Works for knitting as well!! Thank you so much for sharing this--it really IS a game changer!!! 💖

[@ThEhObBiT1959]

Phew, so pleased you can work this for knitting as I have a bag of sock yarn to use up and was wondering what to do with it. Will be able to knit a shawl with it now.

[@debbiebiggs3060]

Hey, this is a wonderful thing that I didn’t know about and I’ve been crocheting for about 50 years. I also had a bunch of yarn that was pretty thin left over from other projects. I was able to use that yarn to make three or four more projects thank you so very much. It’s a very useful tool.

[@maryanngorman3533]

So cool. This is also how you make a three-ply yarn when you’re spinning yarn on a spinning wheel.

[@HookedbyRobin]

Ahhhh! I didn't know that! Do you spin? I've always fancied giving that a go 😀🧶

[@HurricaneJoy13]

I've been using this hack for decades, so glad it's getting shared!!!

[@dawnclayberger688]

WOW!!!! 🎉 THANK YOU FOR SHOWING THIS TECHNIQUE!!!❤

[@emma-woodhouse-721]

Wow, this is pure genius! Just tried it and it actually worked!!! Woohoo! Thank you, Robin. You never fail to inspire. ❤

[@rosebrown839]

Game Changer❣️ I am always putting off projects that use bulky yarn, now I can do them❣️ Thank You for Sharing ❣️

[@ellisensei]

Such a simple thing to do but it works so well and you don't even really see the small loops etc when its properly crocheted into a piece... I love it!

[@DncingRetsuko]

This is so simple and yet I never thought of this! This is so much easier than pulling from both the center and outside like I usually do. Thanks for sharing this! Cannot wait to try it out 🤩

[@fantasyqwest]

WHOA!! 🤯 That’s impressive 🤩 Thank u so so much for sharing this with us ❤❤

[@denisemmathis2321]

What-t! Genius! Thank you for sharing. 😊

[@HookedbyRobin]

It's a nifty trick isn't it! 😀🧶

[@NikolasBrimmer]

This is genius

[@merrymuriel]

Great tip ! I never heard of it but very simple !! Thanks a lot from France 😊🤩😉💐🇫🇷

[@jeanr1120]

Thank you! I'm so glad there's a way to do this without rewinding balls of yarn...brilliant!

[@sharonwilliams2757]

WOW ROBIN THANK YOU FOR YOUR AWESOME TUTORIAL AS ALWAYS 👌♥️🌹 GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY 🙌🙏

[@HookedbyRobin]

Thank you! 🥰🧶

[@gracyloupicard]

What?! Robin, you are the best!!!! So thankful for this tip!!! I have so much yarn that I never get around to using because it's so thin. I'm so excited to plan a use for it now!!!! 👏

[@HookedbyRobin]

Happy to help! 😀🧶

[@suev3339]

Just now getting to see this Robin. What a wonderful game changer I’ve never known in my 50 years crocheting. I never bought lighter (2 ply yarn),but has been given to me as I use scraps left from others projects. Now, I can pull that big bag out and use for some lapghans. Thanks so much! 🧶💖🙏

[@cheflatona5143]

😮 new to the craft so I'm just starting to explore the wonderful world of yarn, but I was just telling my daughter I think I like thicker yarn for now as I am just learning but....this is wonderful, thanks for sharing ❤ I definitely will try soon.

[@marilynhardman5239]

Wow! Clever trick Robin. Thank you 🙏

[@candydaisydunlopa9403]

Wow so handy hadn't realized there was a technique this also came out of the blue and the perfect time

[@paulinereyna782]

Thank you Robin, ive been following you now for years. Keep up the good work. Love your advice.

[@dominiqueM409]

Wow, never knew this, thanks. I've a load of 4 ply wool I've had years and was struggling with it. I now have the answer 😊😊

[@tatianabrown6903]

Wow! Amazing! I will absolutely use your technique. I have some very thin yarn and this will be used up for a coverlet or even a sofa cover. Thanks 👌

[@TheInappropriateQuilterZaza]

Clever. I do remember watching my granny do something like this but she used really fine wool when crocheting which I wasn’t allowed to “play” with when she was teaching me.

[@elaineb7065]

Saw this tip elsewhere on another channel & adopted it immediately!!! Really helped when I was making mini sharks for Christmas. DK yarn made a really small one, but thicker yarn made nicer sizes which were better for children!!!

[@1lmp1]

I have known this forever on my 65 years of knitting and crocheting. Even though I do the crafts for my relaxation and items to use by family and friends, I do these crafts on a fast base. I would never use this in any other case than if I had used some thinner yarn in triple and then run out of it when I had just a little bit left to finish the project. Also using variegated yarn, depending how long each color in the yarn is, this method will change the look of the formed fabric. Of course it is good to know this method to finish a project on the pinch when there is no availability of the specific yarn any more.

[@brendavirgin201]

Brilliant never seen that way before .I've used two or three different balls . I learn something new from you every time. Thank you, and I have to try this .

[@pfenixllc4058]

You are a fabulous tutor!

[@ladygwendolynvercruse3021]

Ingenious! Never saw that technique before. Thank you.

[@tanyamayne-szpak2445]

Omg this is a game changer! FANTASTIC THANKYOU

[@kim4083]

That is genius! I have never seen that before-thanks for sharing!

[@Becmcg1]

Cool! Can't wait to try this, looks much better than putting 2 or 3 balls together!

[@kathylovely1035]

I saw this a few years ago but never tried it. You make it look a lot easier ❤. Thank you

[@HookedbyRobin]

It is very simple and quick once you get into the rhythm of it 😀

[@tinabenham7731]

Genius!!! Awesome!! Thanks for sharing it'll come in handy❤

[@sarapiburn2523]

I have to say this is pretty cool!💜💜💜 Thank you!

[@HookedbyRobin]

It's a nifty trick isn't it! 😀🧶

[@DeerheartStudioArts]

fantastic hack! Now I can use all my skinny yarns quickly! thanks much! 🦌💌❤️👍

[@karenb6791notakaren]

I've never seen this, thank you, Robin!!! I've been crocheting for almost 50 years. I just got some yarn from Joanns that's a little too thin for me, this technique will be PERFECT, thx! 😊👍🧶

[@maureensciandra3903]

Genius! I have some thin yarn I was considering doubling with plain white but I like this idea better! Thank you!!!

[@user-qz7ys7rn1d]

What an excellent idea♥️♥️♥️tganks for sharing saves some money for small projects.♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏

[@n3mutta]

After watching your video I’ve used this tip in making crochet baskets and it makes them more sturdy. Thanks Robin ❤

[@alisonsharpe2517]

Brilliant I have been knitting for 50 or more years and I never knew this. Thank you

[@Oceangirl_505]

Robin, you are brilliant! I've stayed away from fine yarn because I have a hand tremor. With your trick, I'm going to give it a go. Thank you! MaryAnne in New Mexico USA 🌶

[@SandyCrochets]

I've been crochet over 50yrs, this is so cool! Find the Mandala by Lion Brand is too thin for what I want to make and now I have a solution. It's says its 3 wgt but I find some cakes thinner than dk. Thanks Robin!

[@sandraouaguena3292]

Fantastic!!! Thanks for sharing this yarn hack!!

[@maryHernandez-ok2eq]

Thank you. It’s true….you do learn something new everyday, love from Texas

[@cindye9996]

😮what? I’ve never seen this! That is incredible!

[@liveandlearn845]

Hi. Thanks for teaching us!!! If you have more tricks like that, please share them with us…👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@debrahill7519]

I had found this years ago but didn’t remember how to do it and looked but could never find it again. So happy to have it just pop up today. Thank you.

[@serapugurlugil9214]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ that’s better. What I do that I pick the yarn from two ends ( from the inside and outside) this will do 2 strands. And I work like that. Thanks for this trick ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@marilinamartinelli]

Amazing!!!! I had never seen something like this!!!! Thank you for this incredible tip!!

[@TishStoner]

What a great tip. Ty for sharing. 💖💖💖

[@lulucat8995]

You're a genius!! Thanks for sharing😊

[@hannahprose]

Brilliant! Thank you ❤

[@annikkituominen8741]

Very smart. Thanks for that instruction 💯💯💯

[@sarajeanneburke9020]

Brilliant Robin!

[@karenh2890]

Thank you for this reminder. I learned this years ago and actually forgot that you can do this! 🤪

[@peggym60]

Interesting…I’ll have to try it! Thanks for the tip.

[@HelenThorne-or1ho]

Awesome. Gorgeous yarn. ❤🎉

[@carolynn7259]

Thanks Robin❤ When online ordering there are some beautiful that I've NOT ordered because of the weight. Nice "solved THAT"!!! 😊

[@cupboardgods]

That's amazing! I bought some sockweight yarn a couple years ago before I really knew what I was doing. I'm going to try this!

[@catrinanerey1596]

Hello, great hack. Thanks for sharing.😁

[@darlenemartino9466]

I have been crocheting and knitting for over 50 years and NEVER EVER SEEN THIS!!! 😮❤🎉

[@nursenancy7935]

Don't feel badly. At least you saw it today. ❤👍🏻

[@hughes3511]

mind....blown.....

[@juniheks70]

Witchcraft!

[@gymkat247]

Right?! What is this sorcery?! 😅

[@carolc6936]

Wow that's nice... I'm trying to learn how to crochet this is a nice trick to learn....

[@kanellys3039]

Yay love this, it works like a slip knot 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 brilliant 🫡

[@joanvernal3709]

Thanks for sharing Robin.❤❤❤

[@cherylmcwhorter1206]

Thank you for sharing! I've never seen this before!

[@suebigger5097]

Thanks, this is really helpful🤗

[@HookedbyRobin]

It's a nifty trick isn't it! 😀

[@suebigger5097]

@@HookedbyRobincan’t wait to try it!!

[@AddieMaePenn]

I cannot wait to try this. Genius!

[@robinmoore7202]

This is great! I’ve never seen this trick before. ☺️

[@HookedbyRobin]

It's a nifty trick isn't it! 😀

[@robinmoore7202]

@@HookedbyRobinYes, indeed. 😊 I really enjoy your tutorials and how clear your instructions are. I was wondering if you’d consider making a few tutorials for hats/beanies sometime?

[@anaauroraaparicio585]

Wow! What an awesome technique 😮 Thank you for sharing

[@carolcal438]

I've seen this before, but yes, you have explained it more effectively and simply! Thank you 😊

[@Morena1268]

What a great hack, this is so great. Thank you❤

[@carmelwoods3923]

Wow! This is so clever, thank you for sharing this tip 🤗

[@uphwizz]

Holy Toledo.. you just rocked my hokery world. 😁😁

[@annedavis-mann1362]

Wow that's brilliant.

[@barbarahill904]

Robin all I can say is WOW & thank you so much

[@michellemankus6908]

Absolutely brilliant!!

[@Hope-tf9bv]

I can't wait to try this method! I have about 30 skeins of 3 DK weight yarn

[@cherylhunt3077]

Amazing! Such a great tip. Thanks for sharing.

[@mdk1108]

That is one handy trick i will remember. Thanks !!

[@lovinlife5912]

Fab tip!. I have sooooo much DK yarn that i hardly ever use. I dan use tgis tip to make it thickee for my blankets! 😊 thanks for this! ❤

[@pamelawilliams5186]

This is such a neat trick, thank you for sharing

[@SunCity95]

Very clever! 😉

[@cynthiacoronel6445]

Hola! Nunca había visto éste truco,me encantó y es muy sencillo! Gracias!!🤗

[@AnonymousAmyMakes]

I've learned about this years ago. Such a great way to adapt what you have into what you need 😊

[@HookedbyRobin]

It really is!

[@bonnieboal5861]

I was given some finger weight yarn and haven't known what to do with it. Thanks for sharing this technique.

[@HookedbyRobin]

You are so welcome! 🥰🧶

[@kathylavoie3105]

That was such a great idea. I’ll have to remember that. Thanks for sharing that great idea.

[@wilmafreeman7698]

Thanks for sharing this