[NFB-Krafters-Korner] How to knit in ends

[Bernice Bird]

I just work with the end and working thread as a double thread. Then when
you work back the other way, if it is the beginning, remember to work the
double thread as one. I do it all of the time, and it hardly is noticeable.
I also do that if I run out of yarn in the middle of the row, instead of
taking the work back to the beginning. 
Bernice


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Subject: [NFB-Krafters-Korner] How to knit in ends

I hear there is a way to knit in the yarn ends, rather than doing it with a
darning needle.  Can anyone explain this technique?  Google was not helpful.

Tracy

 

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