Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A spit splice, also known as a felted join, is a great way to join yarn with no ends to weave in. It only works with yarns that will felt, such as non-superwash wool and alpaca. Here's how to work a spit splice, step by step!
Learn more: interweave.com/article/knitting/how-to-change-colors-spit-splice
Don’t let dread of weaving in ends keep you from making your stripey projects! Once you’ve tried changing color with a spit splice, you’ll be looking for opportunities to use this great technique.
Thank you to Ancient Arts Yarns for providing the yarn used for these samples. This sample was made with Herlig.
A spit splice, also known as a felted join, is a great way to join yarn with no ends to weave in. It only works with yarns that will felt, such as non-superwash wool and alpaca. Here's how to work a spit splice, step by step!
Learn more: interweave.com/article/knitting/how-to-change-colors-spit-splice
Don’t let dread of weaving in ends keep you from making your stripey projects! Once you’ve tried changing color with a spit splice, you’ll be looking for opportunities to use this great technique.
Thank you to Ancient Arts Yarns for providing the yarn used for these samples. This sample was made with Herlig.
