May 23rd, 2012 by
Jess
Tired of weaving in ends whenever you reach a new skein in your
crochet project? Avoiding crochet colorwork project because there are
too many ends? Try crocheting over your ends! This easy technique allows
you to keep on crocheting so that the end you have to weave in is the
very last one. Here’s how to do it.
You’ll have two pieces of yarn: the working yarn and the tail you’re
weaving in (top image). Place the tail over the top of your next stitch
(second image). Then, complete your stitch as normal (third image). This
securely hides your tail in the middle of the stitch (bottom image).
Continue in this manner until the entire tail has been used, then snip
any excess yarn that may be sticking out. That’s all there is to it!
This technique is helpful for both stripes and solids, so get
crocheting!
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