Tutorial: How to Seal the Ends of Chenille Yarn

[@YarnSociety]

I have fallen in love with this yarn! This is such a super helpful tip!🧶

[@pattisnapsforbeans8212]

Thank you very much!! Appreciate all the information in this video. Extremely helpful!! ❤❤❤

[@jesslaine11]

“Doesn’t come off super easily” my yarn did nothing but fray IMMEDIATELY 😭 I was so excited to try this yarn and now I don’t think I’ll buy it again. It’s been so problematic

[@mandylavery4558]

I have this exact same lime green colour. It put up with me froghing it a few times i was surprised how well it handled it. I was wondering best way to join ends etc so this will be useful. Im yet to see how it washes up. I will.put it in a wash bag & cold wash so hope thst helps. Im doing a bath mat so hopes it stands the test of time

[@sherrypena9346]

Awesome technique! I'm working on a project now that I was wondering how I can secure the ends. Thank you! 😊

[@Kimscrochetandknits]

Thankyou this is a great tip

[@debgrandsard9062]

Great tips!

[@nynex4]

are they making a more inferior yarn product than they used to? mine is not as chunky as the one in this video and it frays if you look at it.

[@lil_wildboar]

Lol you need to close your eyes 😅

[@amydavis4945]

I just finished a baby blanket made with Premier Parfait. I didn't have any trouble with it fraying, but good LORD it gets so twisted up (I pull from center). I would have to stop crocheting every 15-20 minutes to spin the skein around over and over to untwist the yarn. Very frustrating.

[@n.v.b2]

Does anyone know how to prevent stretching of this yarn so your project doesn't have loops all over? I made a baby blanket, washed it very gently and the yarn stretched and the blanket was covered with loops. I frogged and redid the entire thing, then washed very gently again... and now it is better but still have some loops, not as bad as the first time though.

[@dSwritingale]

Same problem 😮

[@PamperedChefConsultant]

Very helpful! Now if only the yarn didn’t worm.

[@lmfeldkamp8014]

Agreed. I crocheted a baby blanket and the border started worming 😢

[@amydavis4945]

Worm?

[@n.v.b2]

@@amydavis4945 "Worming" in relation to chenille yarn means it stretches over time and creates worm-like loops

[@PamperedChefConsultant]

@@amydavis4945 The stitches come loose and look like worms.

[@amydavis4945]

@@PamperedChefConsultant Oh. Thank you for explaining. I've never had that happen.

[@tinawilcox7026]

I bought some chenille yarn that's fraying from the very beginning