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In today’s special video tutorial, we’re going to back to the basics: finding both ends of a yarn skein. While it may seem straight forward, sometimes yarn ends can be tucked in, hidden or just impossible to get out without causing tangles and knots. In the video below, you’ll learn how to locate both ends of a yarn skein. Say goodbye to all your yarn frustrations, and watch this easy video demonstration. There’s also a handy how-to guide on the site right here. Enjoy!
What are your best tips for working a brand new skein/hank of yarn?
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when you gently prod for the end, you’ll usually find one end is would looser than the other … use that end to ease your fingers into the center, pinch a small bit, pull that out; the end is usually in it. i never have much to rewind, if any, but when i do, i do a german rewind for a center pull and ease it back into the end.