C2C Graphghan tutorial : how to keep yarn organized and untangled. 

Wow This seems like a no brainer. Seems like the best answer to a problem is the easiest one. Thanks for showing us the way to go.

I absolutely adore your method. I searched a long time and found some very elaborate set ups. I myself tried several elaborate set ups of my own only to have a tangled mess still. Yours is by far the best.! I hope you continue to make a go of your RU-vid channel because you did very well.

Amazingly smart idea

Wow, thanks for sharing your great idea with the masses!

Thanks for allowing me to safe time with Ur method.

Thank you for this info!! It's such a great idea!!

wow! good idea👍👍

I'm doin gmy first c2c graph and was about to gibe up because of tangled yarn. This is a game changer! Thanks!

You are a brilliant genius!!!

You did a great job on your tutorial. You explained the process to prevent the yarn from tangling clearly and efficiently. Thank you. I am definitely going to use your technique. Keep up the goo work.

hello i really like your way of how to kept your yarns so that they did not get all tangled. that was a really idea the flip and turn great idea.. From Chrissy

Thankyou! EXACTLY what I was looking for!!

This is BRILLIANT and PERFECT. Thank you!!!!

Omg you are a genius!!!!! I am implementing this technique starting tonight!!! Thanks so much for sharing 😊

Thanks for sharing have been doing this for awhile using the lid of a plastic box. Great video

Thank you , Awesome idea .

I saw this on Facebook, Nothing but Crochet. I love this tutorial. Thank you for sharing your technique.

Thank you so much! You are a lifesaver!

Thank you so much!!! This was super helpful

Thank you for your video. I’m defiantly going to use your technique soon.

Your solution looks brilliant!!! Can't wait to try it

Thanks so much for this video it really help

Great tip! Thanks

Genius girl.

Thank you very mich for solving this problem for me

Will give this a try

I LOVE that idea

Thank you so much for this tip 🙏🏻

Thanks for sharing this tip! I love C2C but the bobbins were getting so twisted I was slower than my usual slow self! 🤗

Genius thanks for sharing

Wow! What an incredibly easy to understand video and a brilliant idea. I have a project at the moment that has a lot of yarn balls and you've made it a much more pleasant project to complete!!!! Hurray!!!!

You are my new favorite person! Thank you!!

This is an excellent idea maybe now I won’t be too scared to try it 😊 thank you

Amazing

Freaking AMAZBALLS!!! Ive been trying to figure this out and here you are fixing my problem in less than 5 mins SMH THANK YOU!

I finished my graphghan project by using your method and it worked out perfectly .thanks so much

Good job! Thanks for sharing on the Facebook group

Thank you! This was so helpful. Working on my first graphghan, and the tangling was becoming too much!

Brilliant idea!!

Very well done tutorial, and brilliant idea!!! I am impressed! 👍👍👍

Brilliant!!

THANK YOU, THANK YOU SOO MUCH!!!

Loved your tip! I’ll definitely try your way when I attempt a C2C graphgan.

Brilliant

I love it

This is brilliant. I'm in yarn ball hell right now lol!

You just saved me! I was turning the 180 degrees but was missing the flip and had a mess!

I loved what you did can’t wait to start my c2c. Thank you

I like the name of your channel 😉

Awesome! Thanks for the tip!

Genius! ⭐️

great thank you!

can you do sample project from beginning for people that want to learn how to fo c2c graph. There is heart one I saw youtube and wanna learn how to make . Something like block size

This is genius

I think that the tray will work even better if it had dividers for each yarn ball/skein.

Loved this! I’m a newbie to this. Question - do you slip stitch color changes or do you tie off? Thank you!😊

O m g. THANK YOU

I wonder if you would have to get a long tray or a couple of them for a big afghan?

To make it easier, just simply turn your project back and forth (left to right) and it will not tangle. In other words, just flip back and forth.

Thank you for your tip I've tried c2c an can't seem to do it correctly. Can you tell me what size hook you normally use.