Hiding yarn ends crochet

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.

A great crochet border that helps you hide all of the ends from crochet blankets that have lots of color changes in them. This way you don't have to weave in all the ends.

Hello hellooooo How are you sweet ladies around the globe? No, this is not a new project on the go…this is just a granny square I’ve made specially for you for this post with a step by …

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:

Here's another favorite border: the rolled edge. Perfect for a masculine blanket, and for hiding yarn ends (so you don't need to weave in).

Have you ever had the perfect crochet project, that has no border, and you come to the end where it says Fasten Off and you cringe because you know you won’t be able to hide it? Or, have you been told you should not use…

It's not cheating, we promise! Since most knitters don't enjoy weaving in the ends, here's a handy way to hide (most of) your yarn ends when knitting the Shi...

Here are some of my super secret crochet tricks. Not so secret anymore... (New tutorials coming all the time so check back often!) All About Poms Poms, poms, and more poms! If you've been in the yarnie world long, you've seen pom poms of every size adorning the tops of beanies everywhere... yarn poms, small poms, fur poms, mega poms! From learning how to use a pom-pom maker, to stitching your own faux fur poms, and attaching them to your beanies - here are my video tutorials, originally…

Are you ever frustrated when you crochet something and the tail of your yarn end can be seen and it seems to get longer and longer and loon...