Do you leave the remaining tails to dangle or do you do anything with them? I usually sew mine down and cut them off and it's a big undertaking when I do lots of color changes
Thanks for the question. If it is a slippery yarn, I might still take a moment to thread the tail onto a tapestry needle and weave it in a few more stitches, following the path of the same color yarn in the knitting if possible... then, I trim the tails to about 1".... after blocking, I'll trim them flat. If the yarn has lots of wool content (non superwash), I might just trim the tail flat with the work after it has been blocked.
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This is so helpful I've been trying so hard to figure out how to weave in my ends without it looking bulky
I'm so glad you found it helpful!
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Do you leave the remaining tails to dangle or do you do anything with them? I usually sew mine down and cut them off and it's a big undertaking when I do lots of color changes
Thanks for the question. If it is a slippery yarn, I might still take a moment to thread the tail onto a tapestry needle and weave it in a few more stitches, following the path of the same color yarn in the knitting if possible... then, I trim the tails to about 1".... after blocking, I'll trim them flat. If the yarn has lots of wool content (non superwash), I might just trim the tail flat with the work after it has been blocked.
Thanks for replying! I really appreciate it. 😊 @@KyleKunnecke