After weaving in my loose end for a few stitches, I always tie my yarn tail onto one of my knit stitches with a tiny, strong, and almost invisible knot. This allows me to use less duplicate stitch and end my knitting more quickly. I also find that this knot holds my tails in place…
The standard bind off will also leave a tail. This tail can be used to fix odd corner stitches at the same time they are being woven in. Below are both video and written tutorials to help you learn how to weave in your bind off tail. Video Guide: How to Weave in the Bind-off…
A long-tail cast on, like most other cast ons, will always leave a tail. Learn how I weave in then tie off this loose end on flat knitting projects. Below are both video and written tutorials to help you learn how to weave in your first tail. Video Guide: How to Weave in the Cast-on…
After you bind off a piece of knitting, you will almost always have one or more yarn tails to weave into your piece. There are two schools of thought on how to get rid of those loose yarn ends on knitting. Knitting purists say you should weave in your ends so there are no knots in…