How to Weave in Ends in Crochet & Knitting - 7 Different Ways to Tie Yarn by Naztazia

[@naztazia]

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[@julieperry2230]

You demonstrated very well!! 👏 THANK YOU!!! I'll be back to watch again!

[@yeetabix8012]

Weaving ends is like the most frustrating part of crochet! Thanks for the helpful tips!

[@naztazia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@juttakasapis6408]

I feel the same way...😂

[@naevisualizer]

I just leave it dangling around

[@bradfordbogan7248]

If this isn’t the truest comment I’ve seen on the internet I don’t know what is 😂

[@thatcamarochik3908]

I agree. Im working on a doily right now & it has numerous cut & reattach parts 😔

[@dorothyhughen5378]

While weaving in those pesky ends are time consuming, the finished project looking so neat and pretty makes it all worth the effort.

[@mls_words_of_wisdom]

Weaving ends is my least favorite thing in crochet!! But you’ve given us some different ways to do it. I never thought to go back and forth. Good tip. Thanks!

[@jenniferkiny]

I watched at 1.51 AM. Even I am from India 😊. I ❤ your tutorials.

[@jamienewman2762]

Yes! Finally a good video for chunky/bulky yarn! Thanks!

[@nattynonya6611]

Ahhh! Thank you! You explain directions so clearly! I appreciate you! ❤

[@naztazia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dawnhezlep2077]

Thank you Donna for the great tips. I usually crochet over them as I go along. But there are times you just have to weave them in. 🤗

[@naztazia]

Wonderful!

[@saratf]

The fringe is new for me. I liked it!

[@sarap6862]

Those bulking blanket yarns are the hardest to hide. Thanks for all the good information.

[@naztazia]

So true!

[@CarolHalford2025]

Excellent, very clean and secure. I LOVE the fringe idea...never thought of that. Thank you Donna!! Rose Cottage Studio mentioned tassels, that also would be an option. Great demo, thanks again||!

[@miaclement7147]

Great tips! Thank you so much for sharing. I wish that I had known these methods two years ago when I made the Persian Tiles blanket - there were about 800 ends or more which I had to weave in at the end of the project! However, I can see that I somehow managed to pick up some of these methods along the way and I'm quite pleased with the result 😉

[@ilovgudmuzik]

I love fringes! ☺ I've never thought to add nail polish or glue before though 🤔 Thank you 🙂

[@nerdygirl0707]

Another super helpful video Donna! Thank you so much for taking the time to make these instructional videos!

[@myp9580]

Thank you for this! Super helpful with clear visuals 😁

[@rosaliazafracabrera6294]

Me encanta, la primera forma yo no lo hacía así, y queda más reforzado.muchas gracias! 👏👏👏👏

[@joanvernal3709]

Thanks very much Donna for the tips.

[@bxgal347]

Yes weaving ends is the worse part for me lol ty sooo much for this!! I’ve saved it for future projects ❤

[@afreenshaikh5377]

Wow you're tips is very good i am your biggest fan thanks for sharing 👌👍😘😘

[@LPSgirl00]

Thank you! This helped so so much! :D

[@naztazia]

You're welcome!

[@brianbyers7972]

Thank you!! Very clear simple instructions. 👍

[@naztazia]

Thanks for watching!

[@kayscrochethaven]

Weaving in the ends is my nemesis!!

[@WhiteBirdMustFly2]

❤the making fringe instead of weaving in! ❤

[@naztazia]

Happy to help 😊

[@gracecar5820]

Excellent! Quality video, concise and informative!

[@naztazia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@RamsayShearer]

I love you and you do lovely knitting videos

[@naztazia]

Thanks so much!

[@thefoxymomma6652]

I love your tutorials! Thanks

[@naztazia]

Happy to help!

[@debbiemcclure2874]

Great tips Donna!!! Tyfs God bless you

[@naztazia]

Thanks so much!

[@StormCaller5]

Weaving in ends 2 or 3 times is especially important with garments that get stretched out, such as slippers.

[@77sun222]

Hi So many thanks. Love your work.

[@naztazia]

Thank you very much!

[@lalagamma4452]

Ty Donna, saved and shared.🧶🥰🐞🤗🧶

[@zoey_heckzz]

Thanks for sharing!!!

[@maureenmcmahon3562]

Thank you for the tips it help me a lot! T.hank You

[@zainabskitchen2463]

Excellent work Donna.🌹

[@farymak9729]

It was a useful tip, Thanks for sharing👍

[@cindylillard2938]

Thank you for sharing. Maybe you could show us how to do a double border. I just found out about it after weaving in ends on a huge blanket. Thank you. Stay safe and have a good day.

[@barbd9887]

Great tips! Thank you!

[@ellenhsieh9222]

These are great tips!! I was wondering if you have any method for velvet yarn? I've tried a lot of different methods for my scruchies made of velvet yarn but the ends always came loose after I used the scruchies for a while!

[@LoveYouChrisDrew]

So helpful! Thank you :-)

[@marynajulie5427]

Thank you so much👌💯

[@colleensawian6149]

Thank you for the helpful tips 💕

[@karenh2890]

Great tips!

[@ushasaini6478]

Very nice👍

[@sharon60zuniga]

Greetings form Mexico 🌺😘

[@alindatonia2226]

First to view and first to comment!!! Yayy! Lpve your work naztazia❤

[@naztazia]

Awesome :)

[@orguevim6660]

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[@diloresalii8024]

Wow 👍👍lovely ✨✨

[@Bery485]

Thank you so much!

[@nadezdaevans7106]

Bravo!

[@60x2andgood]

You have the prettiest color yarns. Those bright colors are beautiful! Where do you get them? I don't see them in the stores.

[@naztazia]

Most of them are odds and ends from my yarn stash (which goes back decades!)

[@nonassinging1372]

number 5 all the time

[@purplepatch7]

Hi! Amazing video, do you have a preference or a best way to weave in the ends for clothing?? Also in wondering if tying the 2 ends together and then weaving when working with different colors will affect the stretchiness of the garment. Ugh!

[@naztazia]

Clothing is difficult because as you stated you don't want to affect the drape and stretchiness of the garment, plus no one wants a big knot against their skin. On the other hand, clothing goes through a lot, between wearing and washing, so ends have to be extra secure. My current philosophy on how to handle clothing is to try and weave in the ends back and forth when possible, and right on the trimmed end, use a small dot, strategically placed inside of a stitch where the person wouldn't notice it of Aleene's Quick Dry Fabric Fusion fabric glue. After drying, it's clear, flexible, and the item can be machine washed and dried. Most of my clothing items have been holding up nicely with that method.

[@purplepatch7]

@naztazia i love that idea. I typically weave for 5-6 stitches then loop through the previous to it is a kind of not then repeat once or twice more. I will try the super glue for extra hold bc i would like to be able to my crochet stuff in the wash on delicate someday 🙃 😊

[@BlackCat.]

Thank you!

[@sonyahouk1503]

Thank you for sharing

[@handmadesophiegreece4608]

Veru nice my dear !

[@diamondkapoor344]

Very clear

[@naztazia]

Glad it helped!

[@raveythirteen5660]

I use a small latch hook. Trust me... it's a game changer!!! :)

[@debbiegothann4964]

Hi, I love your videos! I was wondering if I can make an already finished c2c blanket wider. Also same thing with ripple blanket. I also did a jacobs ladder blanket but I haven't checked that one first. Thank you so much!

[@naztazia]

To make something that exists wider, the easiest thing to do is add a very thick border around it.

[@debbiegothann4964]

@@naztazia thank you so much. I was thinking that was how to do it. I appreciate your quick response! I dont need project any longer, so I wonder if just doing sides will look ok. What do u think?

[@levernelogan4914]

Neat thanks 💕

[@vanijaggi388]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍🙏🙏 nice

[@احمدرمضانى-ر6د]

Thanks

[@debndi7]

What to do with super soft yarn that slides out of weaving really easily

[@lindabong5729]

Please can you do a tutorial on Color change within a crochet piece?

[@naztazia]

You can view my video on 8 different ways of changing colors within crochet here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5yWl4d6bbaVoLs

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[@naztazia]

Wow, it's 3pm here in America.

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[@إشإشللتطريزإشإشللتطريز]

Nice

[@helen2061]

I find it very difficult to get the woven in ends to stay woven in silky yarns. I've tried knots and also weaved in both directions. My solution was to stop using silky yarns 😂 Do you have a better idea, Donna?

[@naztazia]

Well, they can be challenging. Sometimes I cut silky yarn like 6 inches from the work then split the silky yarn twists apart. I'll weave in two of the thin strands a bit then tie and knot them together tightly, then weave the remainder in. Then weave in the next two and tie and knot. Other than that I use a product called Fray Chek, which is kind of like a super glue for fabric (can be used on yarn). They make one that's flexible, so if it's for a hat or scarf, it won't leave a tough rough spot.

[@helen2061]

@@naztazia Thank you, Donna!

[@manga3fan]

Weaving in ends is my least favorite, not because it's tedious but because I am want to be sure it will stay.

[@himalayancrochetmusings390]

🤗🤗🤗😊

[@katieswift1403]

I am crying watching this I’ve done so much so bad and never holds

[@hobiorgumutlulugu4910]

🤗💞👏👏

[@marianarodriguezc5463]

Subtitulado en español latino?

[@reginajohnson3861]

I've tried all.and never works ,those pesky.ends still.weaving back out me. Here is what I do now. Weave ends in ,toothpick and ez6000. Put some ez6000 on toothpick ,not a bunch ,and I make sure I'm in middle of a stitch not in between two stitches . Fab glue on lose end AND on the thread of stitch ( on inside so not seen ) then glue together .Not pressing to firmly so its not hard and flat .Spread out and let dry completely . Since I don't dry my crochet ,never have a problem with melting and coming undone. No more lose ends popping up over time .

[@rakshitharakshi1701]

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[@liambailey148]

I've just been tieing a knot and cutting them 🙄

[@naztazia]

Whatever works best for you :)

[@AGoddess18]

Great tips! Thank you 😊

[@naztazia]

Thanks for watching!

[@Breanna18.3]

Thank you so much!!

[@sabrinaaguilera7657]

Great tips!👍 Thank you!🥰

[@lialovesyarn4512]

Thanks