3 BEST WAYS TO JOIN YARN IN CROCHET
When I first started knitting, about ten years ago, I remember being so excited by the few basic stitches I had just learned that I decided to throw myself headlong into a somewhat ambitious project for a beginner: a knitted blanket for my newborn daughter. At a certain point in my work, when I was slowly approaching the end of the first ball, I realised that I had not yet learned how to attach a new yarn to the one I was working with! So I had to learn it there and then, with the fear of making mistakes and having to do all the work over again (I still hadn’t learned how to correct mistakes either, at the time). HOW TO JOIN YARN EFFICIENTLY AND INVISIBLY In the meantime, after years of experience, I have learned how to attach a new thread to my work, of course; indeed I have found and experimented with different methods to do it correctly. Over time, though, I realised that my main concern was no longer to learn how to just attach new yarn so much, but to do it in a way
