Crochet ends

Almost every project requires you to know how to weave in ends in crochet. Here are step by step photos and a video tutorial to teach you.

One of the most important parts of crochet, yet the most overlooked part, is finishing off, or, rather learning to weave in the ends. When my Nonna taught me to crochet way back in 1974, there were two things she told me that continue to reverberate in my head:

I'll show you 7 different ways to weave in ends for crochet. Plus I'll give you several examples of when to use each method.

In this lesson of our Crochet 101 series, we go over how to bind off crochet and neatly weave in the ends for a perfect finish.

Learn the secret to keeping straight edges when you crochet! This is a simple thing that you can do to ensure that every project has a nice, clean edge. Tired of gaps in your crochet row ends? Here's how to avoid them, easily. A great, beginner tip for crocheters!

This post may contain affiliate links. For more information, please see our disclosure policy. This crochet tip for keeping even rows will make you wonder why you didn’t think of it before! Keeping even rows while crocheting WITHOUT counting is super easy to do with this simple tip. Find the video below! I’m...Read More

There's more than one way to prevent those ugly gaps at the beginning of crochet rows. I'll explain what causes those annoying holes, and how to fix them.

Learn the Secret to Weaving in the Ends perfectly! They will not come undone. I teach you 2 different ways easily & quickly in a video tutorial.

Use the easiest method to join new yarn either in crochet or knitting. No need to weave in yarn ends afterwards. Works with fine and medium-weight yarns. See...

Learn to join yarn with the Russian join. It's a versatile join, that can be used in different knitting projects. There are no knots, and no ends to weave in later.