How do I join a new yarn in crochet?
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Simply lay your new yarn on top of the row or round you are working, and work over the new yarn for a few stitches. Pick up the new yarn at the bottom of your stitch and continue, working over the old yarn for a few stitches.You can either work the tail ends in as you go, or sew them in afterwards. This...
read more Simply lay your new yarn on top of the row or round you are working, and work over the new yarn for a few stitches. Pick up the new yarn at the bottom of your stitch and continue, working over the old yarn for a few stitches.You can either work the tail ends in as you go, or sew them in afterwards. This join works with any type of yarn, and as long as you secure your ends correctly, it will always remain secure. read less
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Simply lay your new yarn on top of the row or round you are working, and work over the new yarn for a few stitches. Pick up the new yarn at the bottom of your stitch and continue, working over the old yarn for a few stitches.You can either work the tail ends in as you go, or sew them in afterwards. This...
read more Simply lay your new yarn on top of the row or round you are working, and work over the new yarn for a few stitches. Pick up the new yarn at the bottom of your stitch and continue, working over the old yarn for a few stitches.You can either work the tail ends in as you go, or sew them in afterwards. This join works with any type of yarn, and as long as you secure your ends correctly, it will always remain secure. read less
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