Nearly Seamless Chenille Yarn Join 

OMG YOU’RE A GENIUS!!! You’ll go down in history as the woman who tied a knot! Seriously though, THANK YOU for this!! Making a huge blanket with lots of joins in color and the regular old knot just wasn’t working for me. I’m so grateful you made this video!! 🙏🏼

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I’ve just come across this video 2 years after it being posted. I’m crocheting a queen size blanket with velvet yarn and it’s been a nightmare to join in the new ball of yarn. Up to ball 6 with really no success! This technique is amazing. Thank you so much. You are very very clever!! Onward with the next 11 balls.

Thank you for this. You saved my project and saved me lots of stress. This is the only connection I found that not only worked but looks seamless!

You have single handedly saved my project I was about to give up

Thank you for this, I knew there had to be a better way 🎉

Thank you! I was winding a skein today and found 2 knots in the first 5 feet. I thought, what a waste of money...Thank you for saving my budget!

Thank you - looking at a big box of yarn and dreading joining but you made it very doable.

Thank you so much for this video. It’s exactly what I wanted ❤

Love the way you joining yarn. This is the best and safe way to do it ❤❤❤

Wow, wow, WOW!! Thank you for walking us through that! I love the seamless look; I can't wait to do it on a cowl I'm finishing. You're a gem!

I loved this. I am new to crochet 🧶 and was using bulky yarn and couldnt find a way to join to ends. Thank you for this

Pretty Darn rhymes with yarn. Thank you this helped me!

Omgsh you are the best!!! I have been trying to figure out how to join my yarn while making a blanket and I could never figure it out. And then Thank God I found you today!!! You are a true answered prayer… I know that may sound silly… and answered prayer on how to join yarn with out the big not in the middle of blankets… but I am so serious! You are such a blessing to me!!! Thank you so much!!! God Bless you abundantly!!!! Please share more of your secrets 🤗💕😊

This is the perfect video, I was looking for something that didn't include a knot and this is perfect! Thank you for sharing!

You are a life saver……..I just had to frog a row of a #6 Super Bulky Yarn and some of the fluffy yarn was pulled off and left a bare gap…..so I cut out the damaged section and used your technique to rejoin the yarn…..it took me two tries to get the threads tied closely but I was finally successful!!!!! 👏🏻👏🏻 ty for this helpful video!! I was in the middle of a one color project……

You saved my scarf! Thank you.

Thank you so much 😊. I truly appreciate you posting this for us all! Have a beautiful day 🤗

Thank you so much! I'm working with velvet yarn and this method works great! Thank you for sharing. So happy to have found your video. Sincerely, Elisabeth

Thank you! That is a great idea of joining Chenille yarn together! I secure tie and hide my Chenille yarn with tooth floss or I also use the same color thread I’m crocheting with to sew it to secure and hide it too.

Worked a treat .... so much better than just using a knot .... Thanks.

Thanks -- this will work perfectly I'm sure. A secure way to join this type of yarn without the ugly knot.

Love this….so simple & so much better than just knotting the full yarn! Thank you! 🤗

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I was nervous about using this yarn because of the joining. Now I'm ready to go 😂

Extremely helpful! Thank you!

Thank you a gazillion times omg ❤❤❤❤❤

Brilliant,thank you for sharing ⭐️

Thanks so much for this tutorial! This helped me so much on my own velvet yarn project!

I really appreciate this video!!! Thanks!

I just recently started using chenille yarn and just love the feel of it. But joining the yarn was a problem for me. This tutorial made all the difference in a seamless joining! Thank you!!!!!!!

Thank you so much! I’m working on a blanket for my mom and this was so helpful :)

Thank you so much!! I was able to do this method with the bernat yarn but the big twist was made too well so I couldn't get the yarn off I cut down with scissors and was able to do it 😊

Thanks for sharing this technique. With my yarn - Bernat Velvet - the core threads keep breaking off, no matter how gingerly I pull off the fluff. The yarn is probably 3 or 4 years old. I suppose the threads could have deteriorated. Since I'm making a scarf for myself, I'm going to just tie a knot. I only need one.

I'm having to fix a blanket because my yarn joins are unraveling.🤦‍♀ Glad I just made one blanket! Gonna fix this one and do my joins this way from now on. Thanks!

Just tried joining the chenille WOW 👌 looks amazing, thank you.

This is so helpful, thank you so much! 😭❤️

thats really creative thank you! It might be a little bit more time consuming but I find the end result is looking much better!

Super helpful! Thank you!!

Much better method and I feel would be secure. Also could put a lil Frey check on the strong before tying them not on the chenille just on the string just put some on your finger and run it down the strings before tying. Great video thank u

Thank you for sharing !

This is genius! I wish I had found this before I wasted about a foot of my yarn😂

GENIUS!!!!!! Thank you!!!

I found this video so helpful. Thank you so much!

It would love to have it with different colour being attached. Great Idea tho’ ❤ Your Super . I knitting for more years than I can remember & never saw this before ! Do you do anymore Videos than what’s on your site? Would dearly love to see more ideas. Well Done ..

Thank you for this very helpful tip!!!

looks good. Have you thought about adding a "double overhand knot" for every other of the simple overhand knots? In Girls Scouts we learned to take a square knot and add an extra twist for one of the "sides". This was used only when the two line/ropes were thin or slippery. It gave a bit of extra grab without bulk. A very secure solution for nylon rope (a common material in camping equipment).

Love this thank you!

Wonderful!! Thank You!!

Thank you,thank you,thank you!!!!❤

thank you so much. this is alot of help

Genius!!!! Thanks!

Thank you, great tutorial and worked a treat

THANK YOU PURL

Omg!!! You are a lifesaver!!!! Ty so much

FABULOUS!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks so much!

Omg!!thank you for this ,first time crocheting this kinda yarn so I try to tie it just like you said it didn’t look right ,so then I try to use glue😂🤦🏻‍♀️I freaking glue my fingers😂..I mean I use super glue😮😂😭

thank you so much

Thank you!

Thank you! It worked perfectly!!

this was so useful!!! thank you so much

thank you!!!

Anyone trying with Bernat yarn, start plucking the fibers from at least one inch away from the end. Work your way out to the length you want the string, then down to the ends (or just before, then snip so you don't unravel the string).

Magic! Thank you!

amazing

Thank you for this tip. Do you have a tip on how to join velvet yarn?

genius

How do you stop the fluff from coming off when not joining?

Unfortunately, this didn't work on Bernat Blanket yarn. 😢

With finer chenille yarn (4), will a double knot hold as not enough fluff to strip I discovered

Unfortunately this is not working for my chenille yarn (Bernat Blanket). I can remove very little chenille, so I can't get to the core threads. Really disappointed because I'll have to knot or sew the ends together.

Has any one sewed the ends to each other??

Anyone know if this works on Bernat Blanket BIG from Michael’s??

thanks this was very helpful

Brilliant! Thank you so much ☺️

Thank you!