How to weave the ends into the fabric

If you are one of those who dread the moment of finishing a garment, you will find the video I’m sharing with you today very useful. This is one of the forms (there are many) that I use the most when Weaving the Ends. What I do, as the name suggests, is to weave the two ends together in opposite directions to close the hole that forms when you join two balls. I am one of those who is afraid of tying knots, no matter how secure they seem, I always think to myself: what if I don’t get it right and it comes loose? Another reason why I like to do it this way is because normally, when blocking the garment, there are some movements in the fabric, this way as there are no knots, they will never be seen on the right side of the work even though I would have made sure that I had left them on the wrong side. There are more ways to do it, which I’ll leave you with later, but this is my favorite. Here is the video, I hope you like it, I hope you understand it well and that it helps you. https://youtu.be/nkVDE7QasuQ And to add one more little thing, if the garment we are knitting has seams, I like to make the join at the beginning of a row so that it stays inside the seam. If the garment is circular, I always make sure that the join is in the place where it will be less visible, no matter how well I weave the threads. At the end of the day, common sense is your friend! I hope this helps, and see you in the next post. Best wishes