Knit With Hannah DIY tassel tutorial

Let's make a tassel with left-over stash yarn today. You can add them to hats, scarves, bags, necklaces or make lots for decorations and bunting.

All you need is some left-over yarn, I used aran, or worsted, yarn.
Also something to wind your yarn around, a cd case or dvd case or a cardboard envelope would work.
Essentials are also a pair of sharp sewing scissors and a large-eyed sewing needle.

Have fun! I'd love to see your results, share with me on Instagram @knitwithhannah and #knitwithhannah
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To see other videos on this topic check out:

Finishing Your Knits Playlist:
   • Finishing your knits  

How To Make A Pom With Chunky or Bulky Yarn:
   • How to make a Pom with Chunky or Bulk...  

DIY Multi Coloured Tassels:
   • How To Make a Tassel (multi-coloured)  

How To Cast Off Your Knitting (3 Methods):
   • How To Cast Off In Knitting Step by S...  

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Here's a link to a free pdf download of a cheat sheet to help you pick yarn colours for poms, tassels and extras that add a touch of pizzaz to your knits:
https://knitwithhannah.lpages.co/colo...

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Music on intro and outro from the free-to-use YouTube Library:
Far Behind, by Silent Partner