Sentence examples for end of yarn from inspiring English sources

Pull on the tail end of yarn (the free end not attached to the ball) to pull the loop closed.

Use the end of yarn at the point of the ear and sew down the ear to prevent it from flicking up.

To make a slip knot: Cross the attached end of yarn over the loose end.

Keep your tail yarn, the short end of yarn attached to nothing, out of the way for now.

Attach the other end of yarn to an object in the ceiling, such as a light fixture.

Take the loose end of yarn in your left hand and wrap it around two or three fingers of your right hand, creating a loop.

Sew up tail and stuff with the ends of yarn.

Stitch together any separate pieces, if your project has multiple parts and trim any stray ends of yarn.

Tie the two unbrushed ends of yarn onto the braided tail base, just above the lower knot.

Thread any loose ends of yarn through a tapestry needle and weave them into the knit blanket, then clip off any extra yarn.

Besides being a good way to use up odds and ends of yarn, scrumbling is good practice improvising and innovating with a crochet hook and making different shapes.