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How to weave in ends in knitting - 10 different techniques

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A very detailed tutorial showing you the best way to weave in ends - no matter your project
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Chapters:
0:00 How to weave in ends
1:05 Knit in the tail
2:45 Hide the tail in the seams
4:45 Join a new yarn with the felting method
6:30 Weave in on the fly
7:55 Weaving in stockinette stitch ends
12:13 Weaving in ends in ribbing
13:51 Weaving in ends in Garter stitch
15:43 Weaving in ends when knitting colorwork
18:44 How to weave in ends on lace
22:15 Weave in cotton ends
Weaving in the tails is a fundamental part of every knitting project. In this video, I'm going to show you 10 different methods for different knitting stitch patterns and materials. Some of them require no tapestry needle at all, while some of them do. Here are the 10 methods of weaving in ends I am showing you in this video:
#1: Knit in the ends. Use the cast-on tail and knit the first row (or a couple of stitches) with two strands held together
#2: Hide the ends in the seam. If you are knitting a seamed project, then the best way to hide the tails is in the seam itself by going through it a couple of times with your tapestry needle.
#3 Learn a proper joining method. Use the Russian join or the felted join to start a new ball without any visible transition
#4 Weave in on the fly. If you join a new yarn, you can also weave the tail in with every stitch you do by creating floats on the backside
#5 Stockinette stitch: Go through the purp bumps diagonally in two directions and hide the ends on the wrong side. Make sure you go right through the yarn
#6 Ribbing: For ribbing, you have to follow a rib in two directions with your tapestry needle
#7 Garter stitch: In garter stitch, you have to go horizontally in between two ribs going right through the legs of the knit stitch and weave in the tail there
#8 Colorwork: Weaving in tails in intarsia, fair isle, etc, works the same as with stockinette stitch. Make sure that you only weave in the ends in the corresponding color block and that you learn a proper joining method
#9 Lace: FOr lace you can either hide the tails in larger sections of stockinette stitch or use duplicate stitch and trace the path of your knitting
#10 Cotton: Weaving in tails in cotton yarn is very difficult as the materials is very slippery. Here you have to weave in a couple of stitches like normal, split the tail, then tie a knot, and then continue weaving in (repeat a couple of times.
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@MelanieMcKenna 3 года назад

You should write a book to include these techniques and other of your many excellent methods. You could reference your RU-vid videos in the book. I would certainly buy a copy. It would also make a nice gift. It would be an excellent addition to a new knitter kit for a grand hild or other loved one. Let your followers know about your book. I think it would be a bestseller in the knitting community.

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

Heh. Thank you for your lovely feedback Melanie. One day, I might just write a book. But I know how much work it is. And not sure I'm ready for it, yet :P

@Jaymethiel65 2 года назад

@@NimbleNeedles maybe a book that is a collection of your blog posts?

@patchesandrefit Год назад

@@NimbleNeedles prior to printing anything, creating more and more great playlists of all sorts of your own videos will be handy (and help you to organize your own work too!) so we can send around links to each other. Love you Norman. Happy new year, all the best in 2023! 🎉

@angelaquittner5557 3 месяца назад

Thanks for your informative and well explained tutorials Norman. I have learnt so much. Now I'm all set to sew in the ends of my knitting 😊

@cindyvognetz7810 Год назад

This is the best video ever for weaving in yarn tails. No one has explained it as thoroughly as you have. Thank you so much!

@ArdatLilli Год назад

I love the way you explain the mechanics behind every method, the WHY'S, and not only HOW'S. Great tutorial, thank you

@deborahottenheimer6031 Год назад

I've been knitting for 25 years, mostly self taught. Your videos are wonderful. really some of the best I've come across! Maybe that is the silver lining to the Covid pandemic😀

@loispatrick2594 Год назад

Wow! I have been knitting for 54 years since I was 4 years old and thought I had all the different weaving techniques down pat for different fabric types and yarn choices. Boy did you prove me wrong! Thanks for showing me some different methods and proving that no matter how long you have been proficient at something, there is ALWAYS more to learn! PS I just found your channel today and it looks like I have a bit of binge watching to do! 😀

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

sure. they are there to be watched :D

@CindyButler Год назад

I’ve been knitting for a number of years but never been taught how to properly weave in ends. Its the part of the project that I hate and often my projects will sit because I avoid the finishing. This video has given me great tips to get them done! Thank you so much!!!

@jackgrey6408 3 месяца назад

I’ve been knitting for twenty years and learned several new favourite techniques in this video. So helpful, thank you!

@marthavalentine7569 3 года назад

New to your channel. I’m 73, have knitted all my life, off and on, but always learning. Thank you for your video.

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

That's the spirit Martha. While I am still a bit younger than you, I too try to learn something new every day :) It's what I love about this hobby so much - there's always something new to discover around the corner

@Ynnsie 2 месяца назад

you make me ashamed of all the shoddy finishing I've done in my knitting life! Thanks, Norman. You're wonderful.

@NimbleNeedles 2 месяца назад

you are very welcome. BUt never be ashamed. whatever works, works. and it's not like anyone sees the ends (well, ideally speaking :P)

@maryludwick5352 Месяц назад

Bless you - I’ve been knitting for 54 years and always shied away from any pattern that would challenge me with weaving in ends 😦 1 month ago I learned about grafting new yarn on and it changed my life - until now! THIS video has opened up a whole new world to me in finishing my projects in way I’m proud of. Thank you SO much for this excellent demonstration of so many different ways to weave in tails! Just the sharp needle is a revelation to me - I bought the needles at once! 😂🎉❤🎉😂 Thank you for your work 🙏🏻🫶🙏🏻

@hollyammari 3 года назад

Thank you for this master class in weaving in! This beginner has learned so much and wish I could go back and re-make all of my previous knits!

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

Aww. Thank you! ❤😊 but do embrace those mistakes as part of your journey..a project can still be beautiful despite not being 100% perfect.

@jillio27ruh Год назад

Same!!!

@juliannaorgane4919 28 дней назад

This is rhe most helpful explanation and more methods for working ends in that I have ever come across before. Thank you.❤

@ginnyteegarden7135 3 месяца назад

Thank you for this video. Your instructions are clear and easy to follow. I like how you give examples for so many different scenarios, and explain the reasons for the techniques. It has been so helpful for a striped blanket I’m finishing that I put many hours of work into, so I want the finishing to look really nice. It is a gift for someone special, and you are a special gift to us learners!😊

@classicalbunny 3 года назад

The very last technique of splitting the cotton yarn is exactly what I needed a few months ago! Wish I had seen this video back then, but in the future all cotton lace projects are getting this treatment! Thank you for making these super helpful videos!

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

It's been a pleasure...have fun with your next cotton project!

@shonamosites 2 года назад

I have been knitting for 20 years and realizing I have never known how to do this properly. Thank you so much!!

@NimbleNeedles 2 года назад

Happy to help!

@helena.3472 3 года назад

I absolutely love how detailed your videos are. "Weaving in tails" is often why I don't complete some of my projects. Great tips here, time to 'finish' my blanket. Thank you, I'm encouraged ☺️

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

Ha! Well, I loved embroidery as a little kid. So, I guess it might explain why weaving in ends is actually fun for me 😅

@nilnil7325 2 года назад

@@NimbleNeedles You have such a wealth of knowledge about knitting. The way you demonstrate and explain different techniques is always so clear and easy to understand. The minute I start watching one of your videos I click the 'like' button because I know its going to be a great tutorial. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, its greatly appreciated ❤

@emmeline9309 26 дней назад

Thank you for this video! I finished knitting my first sweater but have been putting off weaving in the ends. Now I’m more confident that they won’t come loose after wear and tear!

@SmittenKitten. Год назад

You're literally the best. You have helped me in so many ways. I felt like knitting was an insurmountable hobby to learn, but through your extensive library, I've been able to finish three whole projects! They're not perfect, but they're getting better and better. I'm a skilled quilter, embroiderer, and cross stitcher, but knitting always scared me. Now I can say YES, I CAN KNIT! :D

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

Glad I could help!!!!

@raedowning2243 3 года назад

You just changed my life with this video, especially when adding a new color! It was definitely that lightbulb moment. Thanks so much for this information.

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

oh wow....very happy to hear that Rae. It feels good to be a "lifechanger" *grin*

@nikiTricoteuse 8 месяцев назад

Wonderful tips. Thank you, l've been knitting off and on for 50 years and still learned something new. I wanted to add my tip for anyone who, for whatever reason can't use a spit splice or other join and is worrying about running out of yarn - and therefore needing to join in a new ball - in the middle of a row. l estimate how much yarn l'll need by using my working yarn to measure loosely across the row (or the remaining stitches in the row) the same way you did to estimate the tail in your cast-on demonstration - if l have 4 X the width of the row, l know l'll have enough yarn to get to the edge before l run out. My favourite joining method is a spit splice but, l'll definitely try a couple of the others you mentioned and although l mostly manage to knit in my ends l'llbe using your method to weave them in when l need to. Also, for years I've successfully used a version of the spit splice on yarn that doesn't felt - l split the old and new strands in half for about 10 cm and twist half from each strand together, l knit a couple of stitches with the old yarn and the ½ strand of the new yarn together, then let the half strand from the old ball drop, knit the yarn l've made by twisting the old and new strands together and when l get to the other end of my join l knit a couple of stitches with the new yarn and the ½ strand of the old yarn. I let the unused other halves dangle behind the work and trim them off later. l've never had the courage to try a russian join as for some reason l worry they'll come undone after a few washes. 😊

@antoniomatthew2234 2 года назад

Hey there! Just wanted to take a moment to send some appreciation your way! I'm a beginner knitter and recently purchased the How to knit the galaxy pattern book, and of course decided to choose a challenging fair isle type star wars sweater as my first project. I did some youtube research here with your videos, and just from observing your techniques I was able to land here at the end of my sweater with binding off and hiding all the color changing tails. I wanted to thank you as I thought this sweater which my book as mentioned is one of the more difficult projects was going to be a lot more harder than it actually was. Thanks again for posting these videos, it is greatly appreciated and I look forward to seeing your amazing work here going forward!

@NimbleNeedles 2 года назад

Aww...thank you Antonio. Very happy to hear you were able to finish such a challenging project and I was able to help you a tiny bit along!

@pennyreid4352 Год назад

This has been the most useful tutorial I've found. Weaving in has always been my bugbear and now I feel a lot more confident about it.

@WatcherOfTubes 2 месяца назад

thank you so much for this video! I think your demonstrations and explanations of all these different techniques makes this one (1) video a gold mine! I've knitted many projects that I now realize I could/should have woven in the ends in a better way. Now I'm looking forward to trying some of these new approaches with projects in the works that I knew I needed a better way to weave in my ends. Thanks again.

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

Don't forget to like and subscribe and of course, comment in case you have any questions!

@lcsramonlm 3 года назад

Excellent videos! What I really like is that, whenever you need to explain something that is already in another video, you explain it again, so we don't have to go and watch several videos just to find a peace of information here and there. Another great thing in your work is that you don't have a magic solution to everything. You explain several different techniques and show us its strengths and weaknesses so we can use whatever is better for our specific project. Just a great job!

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

that is one of my pet peeve. There is no anything "best" in knittng. there is only a "best for you". That's why I try to present choices instead :) :)

@daffodilsandtulips Год назад

Thank you so much , that was super interesting to watch , and ill be re watching again so i can remember and learn to use the techniques you have been kind enough to show us :)

@rosemaryjohnson8894 2 года назад

You are a knitting genius!

@regi920 Год назад

Ich danke dir ganz herzlich Norman, für alle deine hervorragenden Tutorials. Mit diesem hier hast du mich gerettet. Ich habe ein ganz mieses Garn erwischt, das mir schon beim Stricken keine Freude macht. Ich bekomme kein schönes Maschenbild. Am schlimmsten war das Fadenansetzen. Nun habe ich die Methode, die auch bei diesem Profekt gut gelingt. Hab vielen, vielen Dank ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

Das freut mich sehr! 😎

@steelonius Год назад

You're videos are very helpful. I'm just finishing up my girlfriends birthday present. Thank you so much for all of the knowledge and excellent presentation!

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

You are so welcome!

@lauraandbickbrannen1689 7 месяцев назад

To split yarn I rub it close to the work to flatten it and find the strands. I put a finger through and follow it up through the end. It’s really quick.

@user-qr7mm8qw7s Год назад

I have been knitting for 50 years but thanks to you Norman I have learnt many new techniques and also improved ones I have been using for a long time. Thank you so much for great videos.

@catherine8770 5 месяцев назад

Thank you. Especially for the advice about slippery yarns. Today, I am using a bamboo/merino blend.

@nicolelafontaine1720 11 месяцев назад

I especially like your recommandations about weaving cotton tails.

@olgatruntaeva898 7 месяцев назад

You are absolutely incredible, Norman. Thank you so much for your work!!

@cindymclaughlin 3 месяца назад

Thanks for making this video. It is saved in my knitting list so that I can rewatch everything that I need to weave in tails.

@annegraheck5713 2 года назад

Finally end weaving based on both yarn content and stitch. Brilliant.

@lynnetaylor8974 Год назад

Another great video! I too was told not to go through the yarn when weaving in, Never did know why not. I will now be going through the yarn all the time.

@lindamorris6025 Месяц назад

I really enjoyed your video on weaving in ends! Very helpful and I subscribed to your channel. Many thx!

@carola.schmidt2545 6 месяцев назад

very clear instructions I had not thought about them before. Thank you

@user-qv9wq3ln5i Год назад

so glad to know how to weave in cotton tails.

@jackiewing7870 Год назад

I have been knitting since I was a small child in The UK. Now very much older living in the US and still learning from your wonderful tutorials. Love them all, thank you.

@alksnd2740 6 месяцев назад

As a beginner I found these techniques soo useful! helps me prevent true weaving-in mistakes

@MadlyNadly Год назад

Very informative! I'm definitely going to try weaving my ends through the purl bumps instead of under them.

@penelopetriant128 11 месяцев назад

Thank you, this is the best video I've seen on weaving in ends. Great help 😊

@pufferpuffer4434 Год назад

Everything you have ever wondered about tying off those pesky loose ends! OMG ! I love this demonstration! I watched one before watching yours and thought, “uh huh, got it.” But then your channel popped up and I remembered how you cover every aspect of your subject, so I watched yours too. I’m so glad I did. Now I feel confident to handle this chore. I especially like the last method for cotton thread. I may use that one for everything because, that is secure for sure! I always worry that my projects will unwind if I don’t finish off with a big fat knot. Absolutely lovely presentation, thank you!😆♥️👱🏼‍♀️

@hemaravikumar1478 Год назад

I found that duplicate stitch method for lace knitting very useful, thank you. Was looking for some method to work with lace knitting

@m.m.479 7 месяцев назад

This has been the best video for weaving in ends that I've run across. I've been knitting off and on for a few years but your tips have been fantastic. Thank you so much!

@amanneful 3 года назад

THROUGH the bumps! Brilliant!

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

happy to be of help Anita!

@vickiarcher1075 Год назад

I am learning so much from your videos. Thank you so much.

@sophiebathalon4046 2 года назад

The more I look at your videos, the more I enjoy them. Really well done. You are well prepared, excellent explanations, tips and examples. Knitting is very logical and you demonstrate everything so clearly. I love your content!

@NimbleNeedles 2 года назад

yeah...for me knitting is math. And once you understand the basics, everything else follows automatically, lol :P

@dreadeddm5580 Год назад

9:52 I am now going to make cool/pretty designs on the back of my projects! Thankyou I have learned quite a bit. I knew a lot of it already but I see some mistakes I have been making so thankyou!

@maisiefrechette5442 2 года назад

Mind blown, this is soo much easier than what I’ve been doing. Gotta get some sharp tapestry needles now! Thanks so much Norman!

@NoNameRequired9999 Месяц назад

Thank you so much for your detailed videos. I so appreciate the knowledge you share and always learn so much from you. I definitely feel more confident about taking on my next projects after listening and learning from you. ❤

@suzanneramsay7757 Год назад

Very well explained with great photography that shows easily. Thank you so much for the cotton example. Perfect for me.

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

You are so welcome!

@sarahhennessy8233 8 месяцев назад

Thank you. I am a beginner and these videos are very nice

@Russqua Год назад

love the background music - gives me calming "bedstories with Norman" vibes 😂❤

@madamsloth 2 года назад

I found your channel this year and it’s the only one I need. Wish I had found you in 2020 when I first got started.

@ilovemaplesyrup2306 Год назад

Thank you so much for a detailed tutorial. You're the best😊

@patriciaerickson345 5 месяцев назад

I love your video tutorials! They’re paced well, have clear narration and are visually clear as well. Thank you!

@lindaayala6541 3 года назад

Okay, I’m hooked!. Weaving in ends has been my Achilles heel but now I feel confident that I can do this easily and correctly. Such clear and concise instructions! If only I knew another knitter to share your videos with! ❤️🙏🏼❤️

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

It's the spirit that counts. So thank you Linda!

@itan238 Год назад

Great tips! Thank you. I'm starting to search and watch all your other videos

@Vikse58 2 года назад

Fantastic helpfull video. Thank you so much. Always had problems with this. You are sooo good. Hugs, Anne from Denmark

@judyj7925 2 года назад

Thanks so much. I've watched several of your videos and I will try and watch all of them now. Very helpful.

@NimbleNeedles 2 года назад

Glad you like them! and watch as much as you want :)

@LucilaBarbero Месяц назад

Thank you very much for this MASTER CLASS❤❤❤

@rosalind6192 2 года назад

You have the best knitting instructional videos I have seen.

@ellenm4839 6 месяцев назад

Subscribed, liked and here is my comment: EXCELLENT COMPREHENSIVE weaving in tips. THANK YOU!

@NimbleNeedles 6 месяцев назад

Awesome! Thank you! welcome to my channel

@homebace2621 Год назад

I have crocheted for years but am new to knitting. You do a wonderful job with your tutorials. Very easy to understand and follow tips and instructions. I am happy to have found you.

@ruthdaisy1036 Год назад

Thank you, Norman, this has been so helpful!!

@royalnavarre1673 Год назад

I never thought of splitting the tails! Great idea to hide ends better. Thank you!

@btina9817 Год назад

😊 I thank you so much. 😘 Tonight I was tired knitting, after a exhaustive (but very educational) knitting machine workshop last weekend, and seaming the flat knitted pieces of a self calculated raglan jumper. So I decided to watch some videos of your channel. After watching this video, I was convinced to weave in some ends after all, and let me tell you: I never have been so fast weaving in ends before. Until today I always woven in my ends with duplicate stitch for at lest 10 sts. Today I hid my ends in the seam quickly. 1.000 thanks to sharing your experience with us.

@juliawisnia3657 2 года назад

I wish I had watched this years ago!! Seriously so helpful, could have saved so much time

@bgummeson Год назад

I used your method of weaving in garter stitch tails on a log cabin modular project, and I am delighted with the results! Thank you. 😊

@christene222 2 года назад

Really really in time to find your videos! I was thinking how to weave in tails in a pretty way 💗and here it is!

@NimbleNeedles 2 года назад

awesome! glad I could be of help!

@rosebonsai Год назад

You have such a patient and clear way of explaining all these methods. You have the best tutorials!

@deel.2824 9 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for posting this! I have never weaved in the ends before. Now I feel confident I can do it.

@eileenmarino3050 Год назад

Thanks for showing these methods it will change the way I weave in ends in the future!

@karencarr1066 Год назад

Norman.....you explain things so well.... you really help me in my "knitting" issues! Thank you! 😊

@slloo7692 Год назад

Thank you for teaching us the techniques

@songobelemulenga6551 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video! I watched your video on changing colours, so I had so many tails.

@joannefraser9597 2 года назад

I really like the way you teach, You take the frustration out of not knowing how to weave in ends

@NimbleNeedles 2 года назад

the funny thing is...i personally don't even see it as frustration and even fun..or well..maybe not fun but part of the job.

@qUILTINANNIE 2 года назад

Thank you! Watching this video, knitting a hat, drinking a cup of hot tea makes a gloomy rainy day just perfect, ordering a tapestry needle right now too.

@NimbleNeedles 2 года назад

sounds like a cozy setting!

@megadylanthomas Год назад

This is a wonderful video. No um’s or ah’s, trivial comments or personal history. You teach very well. This has to be the best instructional video I have ever seen on any topic. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am just making a hat for my son but I’m leaving inspired to do more with my knitting.

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

wow. this means a lot! thank you and happy I was able to help with my concise approach!

@delighted2bwithu582 Год назад

I really appreciate your expertise and easy fun way of explaining exactly what is possible! Especially appreciated that superwash wool will not matt. Thank you Norman! You are the best!

@bartev78 Год назад

Thank you, Norman, much appreciated ❤

@bevevakoby6103 3 года назад

Wish I had seen this prior to my cotton work! Thank you - very, very helpful!

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@anivrere 11 месяцев назад

Really comprehensive video!

@mairemcgarvey1297 3 года назад

NORMAN you are BRILLIANT. Those tips are Amazing .Thanks for showing. Keep safe BLESS x

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it Marie!

@gailhendley7181 3 года назад

Love your garter stitch method!!!

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

Glad you like it, Gail :)

@nicholsad Год назад

Really great, Norman! Thanks!

@dawnmc3101 Год назад

I like the idea of using a sharp tapestry needle and going through the stitch. It seems like it would stay secure.

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

it certainly IS securer IMO :)

@andrewswan6125 Год назад

Thank you! This video has helped me immensely. 😊

@girlnovembercrafts Год назад

Thank you! Tip Number 7 for garter stitch is totally new to me. You are the first person to suggest something that looks relatively clean and may solve what I need for items to be sold. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise.

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

Funnily enough, whenever I see other suggestions for garter stitch I'm always: why would you do it like that? 🤣

@WagnerSimmons 2 года назад

Excellent!! Totally new ideas to me. Thank you!

@margaretkerr7920 9 месяцев назад

Excellent demonstration and explanation of weaving in tails! Thank you❤️❤️❤️

@royalnavarre1673 Год назад

I really enjoy these lessons! His teaching method is superb! Easy to understand and excellent filming.

@debrahwill6516 Год назад

This is very helpful. I have been knitting for years, but have never been taught these techniques. They drastically improve the appearance of the finished item. Thank you

@NimbleNeedles Год назад

they sure do! finishing is probably 20% and can make such a big difference!

@annroberts3635 2 года назад

and I will need to used your method for wool yarn. Thank you for sharing. Ann from Va.

@samanthaB7712 2 года назад

Absolutely hands down the best weave instruction ever. Thx you, thx you.

@NimbleNeedles 2 года назад

Wow, thank you!

@ruthers251 8 месяцев назад

Thanks for these tips! Very helpful!

@rochestermanagementservice6082 3 года назад

Norman, you a marvelous instructor! I've knitted casually for umpteen years, but haven't done so correctly. Your tips just make such good common sense. So glad I discovered you! TFS from Cheryl in AZ

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

Very happy to hear I am able to help you along on your knitting journey. But please, do me a favor, will you? Don't think of your previous knitting as wrong or incorrect. It's a journey..and it starts somewhere and maybe never ends - but that doesn't mean the first leg wasn't (or couldn't be) enjoyable or something you shouldn't be proud on! :)

@rochestermanagementservice6082 3 года назад

@@NimbleNeedles My knitting skills are basic, and I did make one lovely knitted baby blanket for my first child which I'm proud of, as well as some scarves on extra large needles. Crochet is where my skill set is, but knitting produces such soft products. So, I think I've always wanted to build my knitting skills, but the books I purchased rather blindly weren't that helpful. So, I'm glad I found your channel, Norman, and I look forward to continuing to learn from you. Cheryl.

@NimbleNeedles 3 года назад

@@rochestermanagementservice6082 That's the spirit! and do know that I am here for you whenever you have a question, right? :)

@rochestermanagementservice6082 3 года назад

@@NimbleNeedles Thanks, again, Norman. You are very kind. I will go over your list of videos and start from the beginning to see what has been successful for you We all can learn so much from each other. Take care. Cheryl