Overlay Mosaic Crochet - No Ends (sort of!)

I am working on a scarf/wrap (thicker than a scarf, thinner than a wrap). I decided to work it with no ends on either side so I could add a pretty edging later on.
I thought I would take the opportunity to show how I (and others, I'm sure!) work (usually) smaller projects without leaving any ends/tails to deal with.
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[@mzcriz]

Why have I never thought to do that for smaller projects? Thank you for the clear demonstration!

[@mosaichooker]

You're welcome and I hope you find many uses for it!

[@nadezdageorgieva8523]

Doesn't this extra threading at the back (the carried yarn on the back) make the knitting too thick/fat/heavy?

[@mosaichooker]

It definitely could. This was just going to be a scarf so extra thickness is welcome in New England winters. I wouldn't recommend this for thicker yarns or very large projects (unless it seemed appropriate). I have seen other videos of people doing "endless mosaic crochet" so you can check those out too to see what those techniques look like too!

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