Weavin' Stephen 

OMG! There no more barriers for me to knit fair isle ! Stephen, you opened my eyes and doors to more knitting projects for me 😆😍 thank you so so so very much!

I'm a knitter for more than 60 years but didn't know this way to change the yarn/colour. That's great - thanks a lot for this idea😊❤

I am endlessly impressed with your ingenuity and the way you can break yarn with your bare hands like it's nothing lol! I will definitely be using this technique!

You have literally made knitting easier for people who love to knit different colors

Endlich mal eine unkomplizierte Anleitung. Danach habe ich wochenlang gesucht. Dankeschön!

If working two tails you could weave one color over one stitch and then next color over the next stitch. So each end would be woven every other stitch.

You make people happy. That is the entirety of life. ❤️

My mind is blown. I've knit for YEARS but never knew this little trick. Thank you so much for this video! I feel like this is going to make my knitting so much easier from now on, and now I won't shy away from colorwork!

Thank you, you have changed my knitting and crochet life for the better!!!!!

I have been knitting for about fifty years and never knew this! Amazing way to take care of loose ends. Thank you!

I tried the double Weavin' Stephen today on a garter stitch project knit in fingering-weight yarn. It felt a bit fiddly at first, but I got the hang of it pretty quickly. It's practically invisible and feels very secure. So glad to have learned about this technique. Thank you, Stephen.

Holy cow- and the man doesn't even use SCISSORS! Yarn Wizard Stephen

Wow, I have been knitting for around 35 years and never knew this. I will be trying this on my next knitted baby garment. Thank you so much for sharing this trick 🤩

Wowza! Where has this technique been my whole life?! Can't wait to try it on my next project. Thank you so much.

Thank you so much! I just started the second color on a blanket with 7 colors and 23 stripes, and this will save me so much time!

I love that you actually break the yarn. It’s so satisfying!

You have just changed my life.... 😀 Thank you!

I simply love this technique, I am New to stranded knitting and I will for sure enjoy working with colors much more, because I won’t need to think about all the weave that has to be done at the end! Thank you for sharing it! ❤️🙏🏼🙌🏾🤩

I love it! I think I might be tempted to put a tiny knot at the end and then cut

You are a good teacher. You have such a pleasant voice, too.

This is the only technique that is so easy and really works that I’ve seen. Life changing!!! 💖💖💖

What a brilliant idea. I hate weaving in ends. You’re a genius!

Brilliant you’ve changed my yarn joining forever!!!!! Thanx Stephen!❤❤

This is life changing stuff! I am so excited. Just about to do a scrappy pair of socks. Thanks!

20 colours! says he with all the excitement and confidence in the world!🙃

I have just tried this amazing technique part way through a cardigan I am making. Your method looks so much neater.I will be using this method on as many things as I can. Game changer.

Been hearing about the weavin steven from so many vloggers I just had to see what it was. Boy is this a game changer!! Love this! thank you for sharing this method

OMG how am I just learning this now?? It's so easy, and yet it never occurred to me. Brilliant!

This is amazing! Thank you! I just started a Hue Shift afghan and was dreading weaving in all those ends. This is a game changer.

My dear Stephen you're a GENIUS !!👏👏👏👏👏👏😍😍😍😍😍

This is the best method ever! Thank you so so much !!! 👏💐

You have changed my life forever! Weaving in the ends is my least favorite thing ever!

Genius! Thank you so much. This old dog has learned a new trick. 🥰🥰

Thank you so much for this tip!! It is so simple but it’s a game changer with my knitting

Hey I do that now weaven Stephen but you’re indeed the best. I do admire you. Thanks for sharing.

Okay now THIS is a lifesaver AND a timesaver! Thank you for sharing.

I love you voice, I love you style of teaching. And of course I love this technique!

Genius! I have 50% of Hue Shift left to do, and I am SO Weavin' Stephen for that. Thank you!

🧶 You are a genius! There are things I’ve wanted to make but didn’t because of all the color changes and I detest weaving in ends! A million Thank You’s!!!

Mind blown🤦🏾‍♂️😲. New knitter. Thank You👏. I love u

Wow. Thank you so much for this brilliant technique. I wrote myself a note on my next-in-line project pattern to remind me to use this technique.

I've been afraid of using more than 1 color with knitting. I can do it easy on crochet, but this looks easy. Thank you for this video!

Wow, I haven’t seen this done before but it is brilliant especially when using multiple colors. Thanks!

Where have you been all my life? Thank you for this time saving tip!!!!

Should have read the comments. Used the technique with one strand and dropping the other to weave in on the next row. DON'T, it will leave a hole which that you'll need to close. My suggestion is to weave in a couple of stitches with both ends before dropping one to weave on the next row or to alternate ends as mentioned by Debbie below. I wove in with double ends on the next sock and didn't have an issue with bulk. I knit socks two at a time with magic loop. Great technique and hoping that it holds up to the wear and tear of socks. it just might be the game-changer for me to give up using the double knot join. Spit joins are always the way to go with 100% animal non-superwash fibers. Thank you, Stephen!!!

You are a knitting genius!! But I think you, and everyone else, already knew this. 😊❤️

Where has this been all my life!!

Stephen you are my new hero!!!

Hey Steven! That's what I do! Sometimes it looks a lil thick ,so I cut one strand of the yarn and weave in the rest. Love your patterns!!!

I don't know what I am more impressed with... this awesome technique or the fact that don't need scissors to cut the yarn. 😯♥️

Absolutely brilliant! I just love the ingenuity of knitters-I will definitely be implementing this in my knitting projects going forward!

Thank you so much! Someone pointed me to this video and you just changed my whole knitting life!!! ❤️

I have been doing this for years. Nice to know I'm not the only one.

I love this technique! I'm using it now to do contrasting toes, heels, and cuffs on my socks. Thank you!

Wow! I never would have thought to do this. Absolutely brilliant! Thank you for the tip.

Thanks you so much. I don't do well weaving in ends. This is great!

Um, this is genius! Thank you for sharing. What a total gamechanger.

Yup!!! This video got saved! As usual you are amazing and so appreciated!! Love from MN❤️

wow. you have changed my life right now :)

I wish!... Ive almost finished a striped polo shirt. OMG after many hours I've completed weaving in the ends. Now to finish and knit the collar. If only I'd found this video a month ago!

You. Are. A. Life. Saver. Omg. Thank you kind human for showing us all how we have been living life wrong 🤣🤣

Hello Steven. Great and such a useful idea. It looks great. Thank you for this instructive video, too. I always work over my yarn tails to trap them as I go but it is not like this. Next time I need to do this I will use your Weavin' Stephen method.

I am so excited about doing the weaving Steven! I have always avoided colorwork because I hate weaving in ends! Thank you so much

wowwwww literally life changing - i hate weaving in ends so so much

BRILLIANT!!! THANK YOU...THIS OLD GAL LEARNED A NEW TRICK!!!!!

Thank you Stephen!! Such a game changer!!!

Very cool! It seems like whip stitching the tail as you go. Yes? 🤗 In any case, I've just given it a go at the initial cast on. Will try again for the next 2 colors. 🙏🏻😊

Thank you thank you thank you, you couldn't have made it simpler

This is a fantastic tip! Thank you for sharing, Stephen!

Incredible! Thank you for sharing this. I'm in the middle of a lot of color changing projects.

I'm new to knitting and THIS IS AMAZING!!!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Sorcery! This is genius and I love that you named it after yourself

I'm lost as to how I have found you but now that I have, I love your colour work. Thank you for this ingenious technique!

Thank you Stephen , very helpful! Bridget

You are so brilliant. Seriously surprise me with every pattern

😲😲😲 Stephen! Thank you this is magical!

Thank you thank you- I am in the middle of a wrap and color changing every 10-20 rows. 👏👏👏😉

It's useful technique. Thank you Stephen.

What a great idea. Thanks Steven 🙋

Game changer!! Thank you!

This technique helps SO MUCH! I can’t thank you enough.

You are a genius! It's so easy I can do this! Thank you so much!!

Holy cow his is brilliant!!!!!! I'm definitely going to try this!!!

Thank you! You’re the best! 🤗🤗🤗

I love this but I keep getting elongated stitches where I’ve wrapped! Any suggestions for what I am doing wrong. I mean this is pretty simple concept.

DAAAAAAYUM so clever thanks Stephen 💗💗🤦🏽‍♀️

Thank you Stephen Great time saver!

I alternated the colours when I did this in the garter squish. You are brilliant. Thank you for sharing.

Just learned and I'm sooo HAPPY!

This man is a genius

This method has been used by many for ages. Just be careful with loose knits that they don't pop out later. : )

Where have I been? I just discovered you and your Super knitting! Awesome teaching moments are always found on your RU-vid videos!

What a game changer, I think I love you!!

Thank you. This will make it so much easier to make anything. I hate having to weave in ends.

what a neat way to weave in ends!!! thanks for the idea!

I’m finishing a big scrap yarn blanket and am just now learning about Weavin’ Stephen now. 😅

Game changer!! Thank you so much for this brilliant tip!

I have tried this technique 2 times now and both times I have tinked or ripped out my knitting to the point of where I did the weaving in because I don't like how it "sits" in my project. I don't know if I'm doing it wrong or if it is just not for me. I do like your video's and your tutorials.

Love it! Thats life-changing for me!! ♥️

Oh my gosh, this is fabulous! Thank you, Stephen.