This is exactly the information I was looking for, and it was explained in an easy-to-follow way. Thank you for sharing your wisdom.

I've watched several videos about joining new yarn and yours is the best...Thanks so much!

Thank you, you make it so clear and easy to follow.

I loved the video! It was super easy to understand and I can now actually continue my project. Thanks!

Thanks for making it so simple! Great video.

You make it so easy to understand and follow. Thank you for the tutorial :)

My local yarn shop, A Good Yarn in Sarasota, FL recommended your videos:) I can see why! So easy to understand for a crocheter who is adding some knitting to her hobby list:) Thank you!

Thanks for making it look so easy. Very simple.

Thank you so much. This has been the easiest to understand out of all the videos I have watched. Again, thank you so much.

Thanks so much for this video! I'm working on my first ever project and all the other videos I saw were far too complicated. I would rather just weave in ends than do all sorts of complicated things. Thanks again for helping!

Thank you so much for this video.This is the simplest way to join yarn that I've found so far. Others aren't necessarily difficult, but why complicate your life? This is so easy!

i really like how you explained every detail :) ypu really make it easy for me

So simple, thank you this helped a lot :)

Fantastic thank you! made it super easy to understand

How do you weave it in at the end???

Thats so cool!thank you.plus really easy.i just started knitting a freaked out cuz im running out of yarn.thanks.

I came on here to see if there's any other way to join yarn besides how I do it. Turns out you join yarn EXACTLY the same way I do. Lol. Well I guess I'll just have little bow ties on the end of my rows till the cows come home :) Happy Knitting

I like this idea...thanks so very much

Thanks. For someone who has a little, but v. slight, knowledge this is a v. good video.

Thanks this has helped me millions 🖤

+knit Purl Hunter, that was very helpful

Thank you! :)

This is a great video for a beginner. But, I have an only knit project on - a scarf. Unfortunately, I don't have a wrong side to weave in stuff. So, what does one do in such a case where both sides are the right side.

very easy. thanks

You would still follow the path of a piece of yarn to weave it into the fabric.

I slip the first stitch of my rows, so does that mean I should try to add the color at the last stitch of the row if I'm using contrasting colors? Say, for a striped scarf? I hope my question is understandable. I never see anyone add a color on a slipped stitch, so I can't figure out how to do it. Maybe I'll just go over that stitch in the new color when I weave in the ends. Because I want my stripes to be evenly across. But I tend to start on the second stitch because of my slipped stitch edge.