Crochet & Knitting Basics -  Weaving the Ends of Your Yarn In @MyTinyKitchen
Crochet & Knitting Basics -  Weaving the Ends of Your Yarn In  @MyTinyKitchen
Uploaded June 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
When you have finished your project, you need to do something with the tail ends of your yarn. You cannot cut them right at the end of a knot because you run the risk of it coming undone and perhaps your project coming apart. You need to weave the ends in.


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