Uploaded January 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Hey everyone! This video is showing how to weave in your ends when working stripes. This technique works from the wrong side and is not visible from the right side of your work. This is also helpful for any finishing work on any project. Hope this is helpful.
Thanks so much for watching!


Items Used:
An unfinished hat
Tapestry Needles
Scissors


Instructions:
Take your project and flip it wrong side out, so you're looking at the back of your work. Pick up a tail of yarn and thread your tapestry needle.

If your yarn is coming from the right side of your work, you are going to work in a left direction. Pick up the first bar, of the same color as the tail, continue in that fashion until your run short of a tail or at least 2" has been weaved in. Clip tail close to work.

Repeat the same process for the other threads.

When your comes from the left, work in a right direction. When it comes from the right, work in a left direction.

Always weave the tail through the bar of the same color as the tails.