How to Hold Yarn Double from a Single Skein | Crochet Tutorial

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  • Опубліковано 2 сер 2024
  • In this crochet tutorial, learn how to hold yarn double from a single skein with expert tips and techniques from The Loopy Lamb. Holding yarn double can increase the thickness of your yarn, making them more plush and cozy and you can finish your crochet projects faster. Discover three easy methods to hold yarn double and elevate your crochet game to the next level!
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  • @Artistdee4
    @Artistdee4 5 місяців тому +1

    Awesome idea! Thank you Ashley

  • @sthitidas1987
    @sthitidas1987 2 місяці тому

    What's the hook size that you used?

  • @lisahart9285
    @lisahart9285 24 дні тому

    It tangles and twists, how do u avoid this?

    • @TheLoopyLamb
      @TheLoopyLamb  24 дні тому

      It depends on the method you’re using. For cakes, putting it on the floor so the yarn feeds upwards will help but you will have to untwist it every so often. For skeins, they knees to be untwisted every so often. I usually pull upwards and a part on my two yarn ends and the skein untwists