How To Add A New Ball Of Yarn
When you're knitting a large item there's going to be one thing that's pretty much guaranteed. You'll be using more than one ball of yarn.
And that means working out how to switch from one ball to another.
Do you simply tie a knot and keep knitting?
Is it better to start a new ball of yarn at the beginning of a row, in the middle or at the end?
Watch the full video for three options, depending on the type of item you're knitting.

For the baby blanket shown in the pattern, click here:
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...

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To see other videos on this topic check out:

Knitting Tips and Tricks Playlist:
   • Knitting Tips and Tricks  

Knit Row Or Purl Row Next?:
   • Do I knit or do I purl now?  

How To Pick Up A Dropped Stitch:
   • How To Pick Up A Dropped Stitch  

Why Does My Knitting Curl At The Edges:
   • Why Does My Knitting Curl At The Edge...  
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Far Behind, by Silent Partner