How to Join a New Ball of Yarn
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Tutorial Overview
When crocheting you will eventually run out of yarn and you will need to start a new one to continue the project. You can also use this method to change colours.
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Step-by-step guide
Step 1:
Make sure you finish a row with approximately 25cm tail for sewing.
Step 2:
Tie the new yarn to the old yarn with a secure knot.
Step 3:
Continue crocheting with the new ball.
Step 4:
Weave any excess yarn into your work so it is completely hidden.
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