If you hate weaving in your ends, this foolproof way to join yarns together is the quickest and easiest way to get it done - I call it the Quick Knot
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Line up the 2 ends to be joined - the tails do not need to be too long
Make sure you cover the strands
3. Wrap the yarn around the ends only -
Then tuck the ends under the yarn on your thumb
This may feel a little fiddly, but just make sure those ends are tucked - the wrapped yarn is what creates the knot.
You can safely trim any visible ends without the knot coming undone.
My favourite way to use this technique is to create magic yarn balls that use up all my odds and ends of yarn to create unique yarns for scrap yarn patterns.
Click here to find out how to make your own magic yarn ball.
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