Weaving in / Blocking / Finishing week continues in the #FallFinishAlong.
Question for everyone: what are your favorite finishing tips for your craft? Best way to weave in ends, block, sew things up… any and all tips welcome!
#knitting #FiberArts #crochet #quilting nostr:npub12wk8e58axs5qayh0d2rsw0pncljd5mkhsjclrr70dpqhvrjxghcsc3m98k nostr:npub10uufu4gdppk20r2tlvugen7p2fmvtj9wgfa88v6jev0zyy3ev6dqgetdpe
nostr:npub1vevac4qscnahkjkl26vang2f9hyk0hgdhlh62tcah88a6vjsxstqvmzqzs nostr:npub12wk8e58axs5qayh0d2rsw0pncljd5mkhsjclrr70dpqhvrjxghcsc3m98k nostr:npub10uufu4gdppk20r2tlvugen7p2fmvtj9wgfa88v6jev0zyy3ev6dqgetdpe With nonstretch yarns (silk, linen, cotton etc.), I knit a very long end in on the next row for 4"-6" or more. Locks it in! For other yarns I always feel safer knotting ends first then weaving in, but I wait until I'm several inches beyond, so I get tension right. I try to make yarn changes mid-row, bc I don't like knot lumps at edge. Lastly, I'm trying Romi Hill's technique of washing and blocking FIRST, then weaving in ends AFTER. Will report back! ❣️🧶😊
