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Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This method is used to anchor yarn down at the back of the work. It’s great when spanning an extra long span in color work, as I do here. Some folks also use it to weave in their ends as they go, after a color change.

The pattern being knit in this video is called Unity and is available here: shop.knittinghelp.com/patterns/unity-a-sweater-and-hat-pattern
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