Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Quick and easy way to wind your yarn into a center pull ball without any special tools.
Instructions:
1) Holding a 5-8inch tail begin wrapping the yarn around your thumb and index finger in a figure 8 fashion.
2) Wrap approximately 10-20 times, until you have a small stack.
3) Pinch thumb and index fingers together and slide the stack off.
4) Leaving your thumb in the center of the stack, begin wrapping the yarn around the stack as you slowly rotate it.
5) Do not lose the tail, and do not remove the thumb from the center of the stack.
Quick and easy way to wind your yarn into a center pull ball without any special tools.
Instructions:
1) Holding a 5-8inch tail begin wrapping the yarn around your thumb and index finger in a figure 8 fashion.
2) Wrap approximately 10-20 times, until you have a small stack.
3) Pinch thumb and index fingers together and slide the stack off.
4) Leaving your thumb in the center of the stack, begin wrapping the yarn around the stack as you slowly rotate it.
5) Do not lose the tail, and do not remove the thumb from the center of the stack.









![Crochet Moss Stitch
A simple Single Crochet + Chain Stitch combination that creates a fun texture with prominent Vs. Great for dishcloths, towels, blankets and so much more.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Foundation: Begin with even number of chain stitches.
Row 1: SC in 4th chain from hook, [CH1, skip stitch, SC] repeat until end of row, CH2, turn.
ROW 2: [SC in chain space, CH1] repeat until end of row, SC in last chain space, CH2, turn
Repeat ROW 2 until desired length.
KEY/US TERMS
CH - chain
SC - single crochet
SLST - slip stitch
[ ] - repeat stitches inside brackets
Shop the Caron Simply Me yarn: https://bit.ly/4sXbxBi
Tools: Susan Bates Silvalume 5 mm hook Crochet Moss Stitch](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/mh-pYfgifgw/mqdefault.jpg)
