Most instruction for crocheting includes some variation on how to finish your crochet. “Weave in your ends,” “weave in your loose ends,” or “weave in any remaining ends – these terms which every crocheter needs to know .
There are different ways to crochet at the end. In this tutorial, we’ll learn 4 ways.
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Skill level
- Beginner
How to Weave in Ends
The beginning and the end of the yarn can be hidden inside the crochet project using a thick large eye blunt needle or tapestry needle.
1. Thread the end of the yarn through the needle, thread the needle inside the chains of the left edge of the crochet project and cut off the remaining end.
2. Thread the end of the yarn through the needle, thread the needle into the last row of the crochet project and cut off the remaining end.
3. Thread the beginning of the yarn through the needle, thread the needle inside the chains of the right edge of the crochet project and cut off the remaining end.
4. Thread the end of the yarn through the needle, thread the needle inside the chains of the first row of the crochet project and thread it there, cut off the remaining end.
Thread the ends of the knot inside the row on the seamy side of the crochet project into the needle, thread the needle inside the chains of the row, cut off the remaining end.
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