I always hated weaving in the yarn, I would create gorgeous projects, but the second I had to weave in the tail string. Somehow I would ruin it, this helped a lot thank you 💛
I NEEDED this video. I tend to overthink the weaving because I'm always so worried about my work becoming undone with use and being worn, so this will be a great help!
This is extremely helpful, thank you! I especially love the splitting of the thread technique. I've been tying a knot at the end of my thread and hoping it works as an anchor as I weave the excess through my stitches using my crochet hook. Definitely getting one of those needles today from the craft store. Again, thank you so much for this knowledge!
I have watched so many videos about how to weave in my ends and this is the first one that WORKED for me! My ends always wiggle out in the wash, but these stayed in place. Seriously THANK YOU!
Thank for this! So many videos out there assume this skill is already mastered. This is the first time I've seen a simple demonstration of how to do it.
Thanks for this! I’m working on a blanket which will have 256 ends so I’m very thankful for a smarter method than what I’ve been doing previously. Again, thank you very much!
@@staceysholter5677 I actually did end up finishing all the ends XD I'm working on a different blanket now that would have at least 2160 ends to weave in but I weave them into the stitches as I change yarn so I won't have to actually weave in all those ends. Just about 300 ends but it's nothing a tapestry needle won't make quick work of XD
Thank you so much for this, my knots were coming undone on all the blankets I've done, and I've done many. I was beginning to feel like giving up on crochet completely, and now I don't have to.
Right over left, left over right. You were probably tying granny knots instead of square knots. Square knots get tighter over time, granny knots come loose when you pull on them.
Huge help! Thank you Nicki! I have been crocheting for 50+ years and always struggled with getting the ends to blend with the work. Thank you thank you!
This is very helpful, I like the splitting yarn idea. I've done the splitting yarn before. It works great if you don't have your yarn too long. So learned it watching again. Thank you Nicki.
that's genuis! I would never think of splitting the yarn!, thank you!. Even though people say it's fine if it's the same colour but i could see the yarn tail after weaving it and so i wanted another method and this is just it! thanks again!
Hi! Came back to say after watching your video I’ve found it SO MUCH easier to weave in my ends. I was always so worried on whether I was doing it right, overthinking it would come undone, not doing it very well & could kinda see it and so much more. Your video makes it make sense, perfectly! Now I have a system. I’ve finished a beautiful modern chevron baby blanket and sewing in the ends has been a breeze. Thank you thank you!!
So helpful! I’ve always felt like I was weaving in correctly but the ends would always eventually come out, and I’ve been so afraid to wash my pieces for fear of them being ruined. Thank you for this video!
Thank you Nicky. I am going to share your method with the group at my church called Tabitha’s Testimony. We donate all of our creations as a ministry. God bless you 👍🏻
What you have show is what I have been doing for years now. But I have a 3rd way as well. If I am working a project in multiple colors.....say doing bobbin work.....and don't have enough stitches to weave an end in this way, I actually begin working up and down with a stitch or two. This way, I have woven in the end without having to go under a different color. I do a lot of DC, so I weave up and back down in the actual stitch. If I have a second stitch then I use that one as you have used your second row.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, because I did a Scarf and didn't know how to hide the ends (since I didNOT made it while I was crocheting🙄🥴🤔...) Your Great Video helping a lot How Fix my scarf, Appreciate sharing Your knowledge !😀👍! ❤
These are great ideas, thank you! I think I've been weaving my ends in a little too excessively out of worry that the project will come undone, and sometimes it messes up my stitches a little. Whoops! But these seem great!
Thank you for your tutorial. I’m in the process of making a version of a mile a minute crochet afghan. I have so many tails to weave in pretty much at the same area. Your guide of splitting the yarn will help, so there won’t be so much bulk! Thank you.
Now it does not matter if you do this on every piece you make right??? I love the idea NickI!!!! Thank you for creating this ending!!! It is wonderful!!!!!
This is the best weaving tutorial I have seen & I haven't been crocheting that long. I did a few blankets and the ends kept appearing after stretching the piece around. Thank you!
i’m watching this hoping i’ll be able to actually see and accomplish the same thing with velvet yarn. velvet yarn is so plush and soft but can be difficult to work with for me because it can be hard to close up ends
Thanks for this! I'm knitting and crocheting - is this same basic technique for knitting as well? I wish I could stop being so paranoid that those little tails are going to pop up somehow!
I make crochet tops and use a split, weave, tie, weave, tie again method. I worry about them coming undone without knots since they're going to be stretched and pulled on to be worn. Valid concern? Or am I doing too much 😅
You know what worked for me? I'm using a crochet needle and I inserted it at the end point I wanted to thread the extra thread through, then worked my way through the tunnel from there. Then, I picked up/ hooked the loose thread and pulled it back. Similar thing on the other side.
I crocheted a sweater and the sides of it started to open and i had to sew them very noticebly ugly to save it. The 2 bags i made had the same problem too and dont know what is wrong
Omg I’ve been crocheting for years but I just made my friends mom a sweater and I tried to weave in the ends as I normally do (I just make stuff for myself and my mom) and they came unweaved somehow and I was totally embarrassed I’ve never seen this technic before in 15 years 😬
Hi hello can someone help me ? I dont have the spot where she weaves in there those little stitches i dont have them someone pls help it means alot to me
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I always hated weaving in the yarn, I would create gorgeous projects, but the second I had to weave in the tail string. Somehow I would ruin it, this helped a lot thank you 💛
I literally have the same situation
😅
@@fatimamalik6310 same me making all these squares for nothing 🥲
Me too..I scrunched up everything
Iii
I NEEDED this video. I tend to overthink the weaving because I'm always so worried about my work becoming undone with use and being worn, so this will be a great help!
This is extremely helpful, thank you! I especially love the splitting of the thread technique. I've been tying a knot at the end of my thread and hoping it works as an anchor as I weave the excess through my stitches using my crochet hook. Definitely getting one of those needles today from the craft store. Again, thank you so much for this knowledge!
I have watched so many videos about how to weave in my ends and this is the first one that WORKED for me! My ends always wiggle out in the wash, but these stayed in place. Seriously THANK YOU!
I'm working on a project that uses 72 single crochet squares so I'm going to be using the tips from this video a lot. Thankyou.
This was really helpful - thank you! I'm new to crochet, and these techniques will help me a lot!
Thank you so much!!
I've been tiring knots. And I didn't have any idea how to fix it. Thank you 😀
Thank for this! So many videos out there assume this skill is already mastered. This is the first time I've seen a simple demonstration of how to do it.
Thanks for this! I’m working on a blanket which will have 256 ends so I’m very thankful for a smarter method than what I’ve been doing previously. Again, thank you very much!
WOW that’s a lot of ends! I just made something that only had 14 ends to be weaved in it took me a while and I thought that was a lot
annnd thats the point i sew on fabric to the back and call it a day
@@staceysholter5677 I actually did end up finishing all the ends XD I'm working on a different blanket now that would have at least 2160 ends to weave in but I weave them into the stitches as I change yarn so I won't have to actually weave in all those ends. Just about 300 ends but it's nothing a tapestry needle won't make quick work of XD
Thank you so much for this, my knots were coming undone on all the blankets I've done, and I've done many. I was beginning to feel like giving up on crochet completely, and now I don't have to.
Right over left, left over right.
You were probably tying granny knots instead of square knots. Square knots get tighter over time, granny knots come loose when you pull on them.
Huge help! Thank you Nicki! I have been crocheting for 50+ years and always struggled with getting the ends to blend with the work. Thank you thank you!
Yay! So glad it was so helpful to you ❤️ thanks for watching my videos till the end 😀
This is very helpful, I like the splitting yarn idea. I've done the splitting yarn before. It works great if you don't have your yarn too long. So learned it watching again. Thank you Nicki.
So glad you think so :-)
that's genuis! I would never think of splitting the yarn!, thank you!. Even though people say it's fine if it's the same colour but i could see the yarn tail after weaving it and so i wanted another method and this is just it! thanks again!
So glad it helped you 😀
Hi! Came back to say after watching your video I’ve found it SO MUCH easier to weave in my ends. I was always so worried on whether I was doing it right, overthinking it would come undone, not doing it very well & could kinda see it and so much more. Your video makes it make sense, perfectly! Now I have a system. I’ve finished a beautiful modern chevron baby blanket and sewing in the ends has been a breeze. Thank you thank you!!
You are so welcome!
So helpful! I’ve always felt like I was weaving in correctly but the ends would always eventually come out, and I’ve been so afraid to wash my pieces for fear of them being ruined. Thank you for this video!
You're so welcome! :-)
Thank you so much very helpful. I like the split method it doesn’t look as bulky.
So glad it was helpful
Thank you Nicky. I am going to share your method with the group at my church called Tabitha’s Testimony. We donate all of our creations as a ministry. God bless you 👍🏻
What you have show is what I have been doing for years now. But I have a 3rd way as well. If I am working a project in multiple colors.....say doing bobbin work.....and don't have enough stitches to weave an end in this way, I actually begin working up and down with a stitch or two. This way, I have woven in the end without having to go under a different color. I do a lot of DC, so I weave up and back down in the actual stitch. If I have a second stitch then I use that one as you have used your second row.
Oh wow, I have not been leaving enough ends for this
i wish i had seen this when i started crocheting 3 years ago but better late than never. This tutorial really helped thank you.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, because I did a Scarf and didn't know how to hide the ends (since I didNOT made it while I was crocheting🙄🥴🤔...)
Your Great Video helping a lot How Fix my scarf, Appreciate sharing Your knowledge !😀👍!
❤
Thank you so much for the tips in hiding the loose ends of crochet this helps out a great deal🧡
Glad it was helpful!
Great technique separating the yarn! Thanks a bunch!
Thank you so much… I’ve struggled with it and even used fabric glue which messed it up sometimes
I checked your tutorial to make sure that I was doing it correctly, and I was! 😇
These are great ideas, thank you! I think I've been weaving my ends in a little too excessively out of worry that the project will come undone, and sometimes it messes up my stitches a little. Whoops! But these seem great!
You are a lifesaver! Thanks for the tips!
Thank you for the helpful hints. First time I see the 2nd type. Thank you❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing your tutorial with us!! ❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you for your tutorial. I’m in the process of making a version of a mile a minute crochet afghan. I have so many tails to weave in pretty much at the same area. Your guide of splitting the yarn will help, so there won’t be so much bulk! Thank you.
Well I'm glad to see this video, I hope my work will come out as nice when I'm done!
Simple, easy, perfect explanation, this video saved my little, now happy soul! :)
Now it does not matter if you do this on every piece you make right??? I love the idea NickI!!!! Thank you for creating this ending!!! It is wonderful!!!!!
Thank you for taking the time to show this I have messed up some beautiful 🎉❤pices😢😮😊😊😊😊❤🎉 have a great day and thank you again Ms. Dee🎉
This was so helpful! I’ve just completed my first project thanks to you! 😊
Thank you for that tip. I need it for my scarf
THANK YOU FOR YOUR AWESOME TUTORIAL 👌 AND FOR SHARING WITH US. 💐
Thank you, I watched 3 different videos but your video was the best. Cheers!
Thank you ❤
Thank you for that awesome technique, will definitely give it a try. Thank you 🙏😊
An excellent tip that I needed!
Very helpful
thankyou so much very helpful tutorial:) blessings and goodwishes 😊
Mind blown. Thank you immensely
Thanks so much for showing this awesome technique! So helpful.
Glad it was helpful! ❤️
😍❤️ Where have you been for me the last year?!?
Waiting for you ❤️ I’m glad you enjoyed it. 😀
This is the best weaving tutorial I have seen & I haven't been crocheting that long. I did a few blankets and the ends kept appearing after stretching the piece around. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful! I appreciate your comment. Feel free to share the video link with crochet friends ❤️
Thank you for the help.
Brilliant!!!👏👏👏👏 Thank you!
thank you
Thank you very much for this help!
So helpful thank you!
Perfect! Just what I needed!
This helped so much thank you 🙏🏾❤️
You’re welcome
Thank you ! Very helpful 👍
Very helpful!
Thanks for this advice!
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you!
You’re welcome
Thank you so much. Most of my things end up undone.
Oh my! I've been way over complicating it!
Thanks!!
i’m watching this hoping i’ll be able to actually see and accomplish the same thing with velvet yarn. velvet yarn is so plush and soft but can be difficult to work with for me because it can be hard to close up ends
How in the world do you get the sides of your work so even and straight!!!!!???
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It’s all about getting every possible stitch in the row
Great method! Thank you for the video, my weaving in will be much neater and sturdier from now on!
Thanks for this! I'm knitting and crocheting - is this same basic technique for knitting as well? I wish I could stop being so paranoid that those little tails are going to pop up somehow!
👍Worked great, thanks. 😊
So glad it was helpful
How do you weave in the ends when chaining string for tops etc
I make crochet tops and use a split, weave, tie, weave, tie again method. I worry about them coming undone without knots since they're going to be stretched and pulled on to be worn. Valid concern? Or am I doing too much 😅
You know what worked for me? I'm using a crochet needle and I inserted it at the end point I wanted to thread the extra thread through, then worked my way through the tunnel from there. Then, I picked up/ hooked the loose thread and pulled it back. Similar thing on the other side.
I used to add in more yarn to the next stitch and tie that then cut it that left me with many unravelings
What do i use if i dont have the tapestry needle?
Thank you. I am having to remake afghans. I shouldn't hae to now.
I crocheted a sweater and the sides of it started to open and i had to sew them very noticebly ugly to save it. The 2 bags i made had the same problem too and dont know what is wrong
How do you hide when I different colors of my piece
Omg I’ve been crocheting for years but I just made my friends mom a sweater and I tried to weave in the ends as I normally do (I just make stuff for myself and my mom) and they came unweaved somehow and I was totally embarrassed I’ve never seen this technic before in 15 years 😬
So thrilled
I’m doing a project where I have to weave in a lot of ends and the fabric has gone quite stiff,is there any way to fix/prevent this?
Thank u, I jus made a baby vest and my ends are all sticking out. I'm new to crochet.
Wonderful! So glad it was helpful to you :-)
TFS
Where did u get ur needle?
Hi hello can someone help me ? I dont have the spot where she weaves in there those little stitches i dont have them someone pls help it means alot to me
what stitch do you use?
i was trying to do this and was getting things stuck and all. I forgot to fasten off...
Do the ends ever peek through
Not for me 😀
so basically the steps go:
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Where'd you get your needle?
I added a link in the description. :-)
@@NickisHomemadeCrafts oh ok. Thanks!
can anyone help? my tail went undone (the one that we start not end on)
Can you weave it back in?
What is this needle called?
knitting needle
i dont even weave in my ends. i just tie them together multiple times then cut it 😭
Its better to weave in so you can see the ends
What if u dont have a needle or cant afford one
Pull it through stitch by stitch with your crochet hook
that's nice if you're doing single crochet, but I'm not.
Oh boy she said crochet not knitting! 😬
I’m confused. My entire channel is about crochet 😀
@@NickisHomemadeCrafts lol I typed in what to do after weaning in knitting and your channel came up.🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
Well that is interesting. Will make sure to change the title to add “crochet”
@@NickisHomemadeCrafts lol. It is very very interesting!
thank you so much for this video!!!!!! 🩵
You're so welcome!
Thank you!
You’re welcome