weave-in-yarn-tails

5 лет назад

This video demonstrates how to weave in ends after color changes in a crochet project. The creator emphasizes the importance of weaving in ends to prevent unraveling and provides a detailed explanation of their preferred method, using a large-eyed needle. They also offer advice on securing the magic circle and address common issues like ends coming undone.

2 года назад

This video demonstrates how to weave in yarn ends after crocheting a piece. The instructor explains how to thread a tapestry needle and use it to hide yarn tails within the fabric, ensuring a clean and secure finish. The process involves pulling the needle through multiple stitches and then back through the same spots, skipping the loop where the yarn tail emerges.

2 года назад

This video demonstrates how to weave in ends on colorwork knitting. The creator explains how to weave in ends behind floats and how to find stitches to weave into when working with longer floats. They also emphasize the importance of securing the ends to prevent them from popping out.

7 лет назад

This video demonstrates a technique for weaving in ends as you go while knitting, avoiding the bulky appearance of traditional methods. The presenter explains how to weave the ends into the back of the work, ensuring a seamless finish without affecting the front of the project.

4 года назад

This video demonstrates a method for weaving in yarn tails on a crochet project, specifically a C2C stitch blanket. The creator emphasizes the importance of using a sharp needle to pierce through the yarn fibers, rather than simply weaving behind the stitches, for a more secure finish. They also share tips on changing directions and working through different stitch types.

9 лет назад

This video focuses on the final steps of crocheting a blanket. The instructor demonstrates how to complete the last stitch and then weave in all the yarn tails using a yarn needle. They explain how to follow the stitch pattern to secure the tails and prevent unraveling.

1 год назад

This video demonstrates a technique for weaving in ends on a stockinette project, specifically when the wrong side is a purl side. The technique involves mimicking the stitches on the wrong side, creating an "octopus" shape with the yarn. The video shows how to weave in the ends in a way that is nearly invisible from the right side.