How to Use a Yarn Swift to Roll a Ball of Yarn from a Skein

by Hannah Gilly

October 29, 2024

Yarn swift know-how is first, then we knit!

If you’ve ever tried to wind yarn from a skein by hand, you know how quickly things can go wrong—tangles, knots, and frustration can make yarn preparation a real headache.
That’s where a yarn swift comes in!

This handy knitting tool makes winding yarn into a neat, usable ball fast and easy, and it’s a must-have for any knitter who just loved the hand-dyed skeins of yarn as a treat.

In this video, I’ll guide you through the process of using a yarn swift to roll a perfect ball of yarn, step-by-step. We’ll cover how to set up the swift, secure the skein, and prepare to  wind the yarn either by hand or with a ball winder.

If you’ve ever been confused by these tools or unsure of how to start, this guide will make it simple.

Using a yarn swift not only saves you time, but it also keeps your yarn in perfect condition, free from tangles and frustration. Plus, having a properly wound ball of yarn means your knitting projects will run smoothly right from the start. So, let’s get your yarn prepared the easy way!

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