How to Russian Join Cotton Yarns

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • Learn how to be successful when using the Russian join with cotton and cotton blend yarns that easily become un-plied or un-twisted.
    Basic Russian Join Tutorial : • Russian Join
    Featured in this Tutorial
    Yarn: HiKoo Cobasi Worsted
    Notions: yarn needle, scissors, needle threader

Комментарии • 20

  • @kathleenleavitt3714
    @kathleenleavitt3714 2 года назад +2

    This was a excellent video, so clearly presented step-by-step with focus on slow & steady😀. As suggested, I did some practice and got great results in the cotton baby sweater I am knitting! Thanks a million, Chlly Dog!

  • @elaineflournoy5022
    @elaineflournoy5022 4 месяца назад

    thank you - great demonstration...

  • @eugeniaread2724
    @eugeniaread2724 3 года назад +1

    Thank you for a terrific video! I am definitely going to be trying this when knitting or crocheting dishcloths.

  • @cindyhill5689
    @cindyhill5689 Год назад

    Excellent demonstration and explanation of the Russian Join ! I've watched a few other tutorials on this topic but I like yours best !
    PS - I LOVE the name of your channel ! CHILL is (one of) my nickname - so I'm quite partial to it !

  • @jeannie.k6976
    @jeannie.k6976 Год назад

    You are a Life Saver 😊 Thank you so very much 😅

  • @lilisitka
    @lilisitka 2 года назад

    Fabulous!!!

  • @lizburns6756
    @lizburns6756 3 года назад +1

    Great video, thank you!

  • @hatjuggler1198
    @hatjuggler1198 Месяц назад

    It was really difficult to pull the needle through the bunched up cotton yarn. Almost impossible. Any tips? Yours looked easy.

  • @champof64
    @champof64 3 года назад

    👍 thank you so much madam. U will be sharing this video with crocheter/ tatter friends

  • @gailcarter1954
    @gailcarter1954 Год назад

    Will it stay over a long period of time, like washing and drying? I don't normally wash and dry anyway, I take mine and have them dry cleaned

    • @thechillydog
      @thechillydog  Год назад

      Washing and drying shouldn't be a problem.

  • @adabee
    @adabee Год назад

    Does this work for size 30 cotton thread?

  • @maryweinzirl1933
    @maryweinzirl1933 5 лет назад +1

    Try next time to cut the plies in a step down way to get a smoother burial of the ends.

  • @jp-on3uk
    @jp-on3uk 2 года назад

    You say that this probably won't work with bamboo yarn..the same for pure silk, too?

    • @thechillydog
      @thechillydog  2 года назад

      I haven't tried it with pure silk, but I don't think it will work. It might be worth a try though.

    • @jp-on3uk
      @jp-on3uk 2 года назад +1

      Thank you. Please know that I find your tutorials to be excellent. Being an educator
      I appreciate how well you present the step-by-step instructions. Where would the world be without people (like us) to instruct in a simple and straight forward manner? :) :) :)

    • @thechillydog
      @thechillydog  2 года назад

      @@jp-on3uk Teachers make the world a better place 😊

  • @Dolfanchick-FrancesB
    @Dolfanchick-FrancesB 4 года назад

    Will this work for bamboo yarn, as well?

    • @thechillydog
      @thechillydog  4 года назад +2

      Not well, in my opinion. I'm actually working with a bamboo/polyester blend yarn right now. Beautiful yarn, but it's really slick, untwists easily and the ends can't be tapered/feathered nicely. I could not get decent results. Of course, you can give it a try and see how things work for you. It's possible you'll have better luck. Happy knitting.

  • @SusanUnderhill-Bonnell
    @SusanUnderhill-Bonnell 4 месяца назад +1

    Way too much work..I wouldn't have the patience..good on you.