C2C Series: Video #12 How To Weave In Ends Like A Pro
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- The 12th video in the Corner to Corner Series demonstrates how to weave in your ends like a pro for C2C stitches. The truth is that no matter how hard you try, sometimes tails inevitably come out. So why not start out with the best possible security to limit those pesky tails from poking out? I'll show you how!
The complete list of tutorial videos can be found on this blog post or as a playlist on my RUclips channel.
BLOG POST VIDEO LISTS:
Corner to Corner Series
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Tapestry Crochet Series
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WHERE TO START:
If you found this video, it is part of a series. You can begin the series here:
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Corner to Corner Beginner Series:
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HOW TO SLOW A VIDEO:
On desktop:
When hovering your mouse over the video, you’ll see the settings gear at the bottom of the video. In settings, select “playback speed”.
On mobile:
In the upper right corner of the video, you’ll see the settings gear. In settings, select “playback speed”.
ADJUSTING THE SPEED:
The numbers listed above “normal” will slow the video down.
The numbers listed below “normal” will speed the video up.
If you need more time to catch up, simply pause the video.
YARN USED THROUGHOUT SERIES:
***All of these yarns listed below are size 4 medium weight yarn. Unfortunately, I don’t believe they are available in stores any longer. You may be able to find them from specialty sellers online.
Stitch Studio by Nicole - Studio Basic - Peach Nectar
Stitch Studio by Nicole - Studio Basic - Rose Shadow
Stitch Studio by Nicole - Studio Basic - Alabaster
Stitch Studio by Nicole - Studio Basic - Sky Blue
Stitch Studio by Nicole - Studio Basic - Yucca
HOOK USED THROUGHOUT SERIES:
Boye H/8 (5.00 mm) crochet hook - amzn.to/3JNRjV9
STITCH MARKERS:
***I made these myself.
Dog Bone Charm - amzn.to/3QJGndv
Lobster Claw Clasps & Open Jump Rings - amzn.to/3SKWzgf
Large Eye Needle or Tapestry Needle - amzn.to/3Pxn5XF
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CHART MAKING WEBSITE:
www.stitchfiddle.com
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CONVERSIONS:
U.S. single crochet (sc) = U.K. double crochet (dc)
U.S. half double crochet (hdc) = U.K. half treble (htr)
U.S. double crochet (dc) = U.K. treble (tr)
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Genius tip on weaving in the short tail!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you! I loved the tip for the short strand
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Are you weaving your ends on the RS or WS? Or does it even matter?
A lot less complicated then I anticipated