Stop Weaving Ends! Carrying new new yarn (or new color) across back of work.

In case you missed it last week, here's a short tutorial of this really useful technique.
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[@Bobbakerfield]

Awesome technique. Glad you separated this out into an individual video for those just looking for a quick technique video.

[@mmarshall137]

My mother taught me this 70 years ago!

[@jjbjjbh]

Excellent demonstration. Precise, clear, explained beautifully. Thank you so much.

[@maureenholian1560]

Hi Nancy, Thank you ! Great instructions and video!

[@knitgirl.7676]

I do the same. It is also similar to the way I catch my floats in colorwork.

[@ellyshiller1025]

That is how I carry my floats in stranded knitting

[@rosanneoggoian1773]

Fabulous! Super clear. Thank you!

[@lindareid4546]

Thank you!!!

[@rikisarah4767]

Tanks for That beautiful eork
What sort of yarn Do you User thsnks and regards

[@vaiciciaku]

Finally somebody said that

[@redredwine1277]

Thank you👌🏽God Bless

[@megegert861]

Brilliant 🎉

[@chantalharris5785]

This takes care of the new yard's tail... I will still need to weave in the old tail with a needle?

[@bburke6650]

You can catch the other tail on the next round

[@Knitti46]

This method is not new.