This video saved my sanity tonight. I'm a new knitter and my cat just discovered my yarn. She chewed threw the yarn I was using on my very first project. But I didn't panic because I had this video bookmarked. Thank you!

Magic knot, magic loop... knitters love magical things!

This video helped me more than any of the other magic knot ones on KZfaq!

You have the absolute easiest method of doing the “magic knot”, from all the videos that I have watched so far on U-Tube! Again, thank you so much for all that you have taught me, as well as showing me how to get out of my “oops” in knitting!

Your tutorials are truly the best. I recommend them all the time. Thank you.

Brilliant! I ran out of yarn while I was binding off my sock. Staci to the rescue once again! Thank you so much.

This is the same knot we used to use to tie on woven bracelets back in the day. I would have never thought about using it on yarn.

I usually spit splice or Russian braided join. But tonight I’m knitting a linen market bag with a yarn that has a helix twist to it. I panicked for a nanosecond when I ran out of my first skein. Then I sighed in relief knowing that Staci would come to my rescue! Thanks once again for you knitting encyclopedia brain! 🤗

I love your videos! You've made it possible for me to be able to learn to knit! Being a Stage 3 Cancer Survivor and a chronically ill person, knitting means so much more to me. Thank You Staci and God Bless YOU! :-)

thank you so much. I first heard of magic knot when listening to knit podcasts and doing a granny stripe crochet blanket with leftover yarn. This looks easier than I thought and much more secure.

Thank you for shearing your technique. A picture tells a thousand words.

I have struggled and struggled with the magic knot. I just couldn't get it straight until yous implified it for me. Thank you so much! ;)

I've seen a couple of tutorials on the magic knot and this one is the best by far, thanks for sharing!

This will be soooooo useful! Thank you Staci!

Love your magic knot video. So well explained! 😊

How have I been knitting for so many years without this!! I've had so many ties come undone!

Thank you for your videos, Staci.

wow so simple, I'm definitely going to use this! thanks Staci!

I love your videos so much! Thanks as always!

I've tried it several times with different types of yarn and it really is a good and fairly easy way to knot two skeins together. Thumbs yo Staci 👍👍

Thank you! I come back to this video often.

Easy, easy...yours explanations are the best!

1st. I've always joined this way. Works great and it's never come undone. Thanks.

Staci, you made my day ... thank you

Don't be so sure that it's not going anywhere, this knot is going places!!!

Thanks. I Just found this after looking for a join that would save me all those loose ends to sew in later; especially on the same coloured yarn. I tried the splicing join as that's what mum used to use on her Singer knitter but doesn't work to well on acrylic yarn.

Thank you for your clear and easy instructions!

Love these videos, you learn so much

Thank you. This looks like an amazing technique to try

Simple, easy to understand and it works. Thank you.

thank you for sharing your precious knowledge

One of my favorite joins

Thank you - I have been looking for this!

Needed a refresher .... as I hadn’t used the technique for awhile....what do you know...back to Staci’s tutorial! Thanks,😘

I use this knot a lot, especially for things like dishcloths, that will be washed a lot.

I love all your videos, you're like my knitting BFF, lol

Oh wow....that's brilliant!

I have several different videos on this. Some show it like you, one end under and one over. Others show both ends under. Does it make a difference?

I never heard of this method before and I like it!! 👍👍 👍

You makes this so easy to understand

Thank you! I love this.

Perfect explanation!

Great ! I will use this wonderful technique thanks

Basically the same as the double fisherman's bend. (But in a different usage situation.)

I have wanted to know how to do this. It is not nearly as difficult as I thought it would be. Thank you!

Love your videos and this one is great. Can't wait to give it a try. Does this work with all types of yarn (cotton, acrylic, etc)? I have a pima cotton/model blend that I'm using for a baby blanket and would love to join yarn this way.

It is very smart. I would like join like this when needed.

Thank you. I love your videos

Staci, for an acrylic baby blanket, which methods would you recommend higher, the Magic Knot or the Russian Join? Also, have you ever tried combining them with a Russian Join and then bury the tail ends back into the yarn?

Are there any particular fibers that this works better or worse for?

WOW! thanx :) this is an amazing tip!

Will this work with lace weight? I knit a lot of lace shawls and am looking for a way to join a new ball of yarn.

There's also the braided join as a fifth option.

How to do this at the very end of the row please? In order to knit straps. Thank you very much

This is a super idea thanks

Thank you for this!

Brilliant! Thanks!

I used this and thought it would be great. Finished the blanket and washed and dried. To my dismay in the middle of the blanket it had come apart. Now what? It’s a difficult stitch and I don’t know how to fix it. Any ideas? Thank you. I’d

Thank you for your help

That is so cool .👍

Hi dear, i enjoyed you videos very much and learned a lot of techniques in working tricot ... but i got a problem ... i worked a pullover jacket long sleeves for my friend, but the sleeves from underneath the arm is toooooooo big (circular opening). i always work pullovers and jacket "raglan" to fit the size and to shorten time and effort. Have you any idea how can i fix this. Thanks in advance. Neveen

Holy awesome!!!

Just used it...thanks

Thank you ... it works!

Wow....brilliant

Thank you!

You know for the life of me I can't figure out why 1 small ball of sock yarn can have the yarn KNOTTED about 3 times! Not talking about a accidental knot but 2 ends of yarn knotted!! What do they use, ends of yarn to make a ball of sock yarn? And of course the knot tends to be in areas I don't want a knot like the turn heel or the ball of the foot. SOOOO I end up cutting yarn and joining at a less inconvenient place. Which is how I came to this video. LOL!

does this work better for machine washables like acrylic than weaving in ends? Or is it any machine washable like superwash wool?

I guess I did it wrong because I used this on one of my projects and after a few rows past it, it started to come undone! Luckily, I am a loose knitter so was able to re-tie the ends.. I don't think I will risk it again..

thank you thank you thank you!

thank you!

Looking at knitting a baby blanket using acrylic yarn (got quite a lot of the same colour when it was on offer) so spit splice is out. When joining a new ball would you advise this method or the Russian join? Both seem to be fairly secure naturally it needs to be washable etc.

great tip thanks

Where are your scissors from? They're very pretty.

Hm.. I still have difficulties trusting this knot. I mostly knit woolen socks. Love knitting socks! But would you recommend me to use this magic knot on socks?

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How do I use the magic knot at the beginning of a row with changing colours of yarn?

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Ah. It's the fisherman's knot!

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It's a fisherman's knot.

Can you use this I n doing stripped?

I do not understand the advantage of this knot. It is 2 knots on top of each other, so one can also do a normal knot, i think...