x closure earwarmer without waste yarn.

no waste yarn ear warmer

[@glorumies]

Great idea with the row counter placement and the no waste yarn ear warmer. Thank you for sharing.

[@cecilywynn7127]

Jus made this ear warmer and I LOVE it. I was intimidated by the sewing part at first...and now I dont know why. Great instructions. Thx u so much for sharing!!

[@karengreen1660]

Nicely done! I like it- no waste yarn! Thank you for a great video!

[@lighthousefan5538]

Such a nicer closing than I have been using.

[@godcrochetchatter9234]

Awesome

[@zandraramirez1857]

Gracias, Gracias, Gracias.

[@sadesmith6663]

Thank u so much

[@geralinedavis8066]

How did you install your digital row counter?. I like the placement of the sensor.

[@styledandstitchedbyruth7611]

Hot glue for the attachment on the machine and double sided tape on the counter for the table.

[@رفيفالروح-ض2ث]

think you for this job ❤❤❤❤

[@geralinedavis8066]

Did you use super glue to glue the yellow sensor to the top of the machine?

[@styledandstitchedbyruth7611]

It's wax and just double side tape

[@elizabethsweeney9555]

Hi can I ask what kind of table are you using.

[@styledandstitchedbyruth7611]

It is a cheap end table I cut a hole in

[@chriskerrimeredith2800]

Love everything about this except the method of removing it from the machine. I always knit it off before loosening it then spin twice around and pop it off. I tried this way and unfortunately ruined the work I just did and had to start all over. :(

[@annep.1905]

If you drop stitches when knitting off, or using a needle to bind off, those stitches can be picked up again. You use a crochet hook, put the hook through the front of the top loop/stitch, that you have, and pull the straight yarn just above the stitch through the loop. Continue to the top. You may want to put markers in other stitches first, though.