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Basically, hand-tied yarn refers to yarn that’s been carefully wound into a neat little bundle by hand, usually tied off with a small piece of the same yarn to keep everything tidy and in place. Think of it like a little yarn hug, holding everything together so it doesn’t get all tangled and wild before you start your project. It’s different from those big machine-wound cakes or balls you see at the store because someone took the time (and love!) to make sure the yarn stays organized and easy to work with. Sometimes hand-tied yarn comes from smaller, artisanal dyers or spinners who want to present their yarn with a personal touch. It also makes it easier to pull from the center or the outside without a mess—something every crafter appreciates, especially if you’ve ever wrestled with a knotty ball that seems to have a mind of its own! So, in short, hand-tied yarn is just yarn that’s been lovingly and carefully bundled by hand, ready to make your next project a breeze. And I have to say, there’s something special about working with yarn that’s been treated with that kind of care—it’s like the yarn’s already giving you a little cuddle.
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