[AnitaCocktail]

A few days ago I think it was, someone posted a video a clever way to weave in the tail as you knit the first row. If I remember it was alternating the tail with the working yarn.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

I meant to bookmark it but guess I didn't.

 

[nanbobs]

i don't remember the post, but that's what i do, 5-10 stitches, depending on how "grabby" your yarn is.

 

[jan.y]

Iv not seen that done before is it easy to do

 

[PatriciaDF]

For me, it depends on the thickness of the yarn and what I am making. I don’t want an edge that is too bulky.

 

[ChasingRainbows]

Use the Search feature at the top of the screen, type in "weave tails" and click on Advanced Options. Then check the box next to "Show only recent topics." Click Search.

Scroll through the list of topics. It is probably the first one, but it's a good thing to learn how to do your own searches.

 

[BobzMum]

Did you post a comment?
If so, you can check under "My Posts" tab at the top of the page.

 

[magaknits]

There are several videos on YouTube—weaving in tails as you knit.

 

[babsbarb]

Good advice!

Use the Search feature at the top of the screen, type in "weave tails" and click on Advanced Options. Then check the box next to "Show only recent topics." Click Search.

Scroll through the list of topics. It is probably the first one, but it's a good thing to learn how to do your own searches.

:sm02:

 

[AnitaCocktail]

Use the Search feature at the top of the screen, type in "weave tails" and click on Advanced Options. Then check the box next to "Show only recent topics." Click Search.

Scroll through the list of topics. It is probably the first one, but it's a good thing to learn how to do your own searches.

Did that. Not there and yes I know how to do my own searches. But since I couldn't find it - that is why I'm asking.

 

[crispie]

???

 

[crispie]

very pink videao

 

[GrumpyGramma]

If you're familiar with stranded colorwork and carrying the unused color, it's pretty much the same only you'd trap it more often. You can weave in the new yarn before changing, leaving a tail to catch on the next row if the yarn is slippery. I can do it but rarely choose to.

 

[B4]

A few days ago I think it was, someone posted a video a clever way to weave in the tail as you knit the first row. If I remember it was alternating the tail with the working yarn.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

I meant to bookmark it but guess I didn't.

silkandwool posted it from the chillydog.

 

[B4]

Use the Search feature at the top of the screen, type in "weave tails" and click on Advanced Options. Then check the box next to "Show only recent topics." Click Search.

Scroll through the list of topics. It is probably the first one, but it's a good thing to learn how to do your own searches.

Thank you for this bit of info, I was able to find the poster's post she was looking for. Thank you again. Forever grateful for KP and its members.

 

[Rowesmary]

I believe it was a Seven West Video. The method works well on an item where the back side will not be seen. I don’t like the weave-in to show as it often does when wearing a shawl. It wouldn’t be quite as noticeable if used when adding a new ball of the same color.

 

[barbtobias2012]

Use the Search feature at the top of the screen, type in "weave tails" and click on Advanced Options. Then check the box next to "Show only recent topics." Click Search.

Scroll through the list of topics. It is probably the first one, but it's a good thing to learn how to do your own searches.

Thanks for posting this suggestion! I'll try to remember this the next time I forget to bookmark a useful tip.

 

[JTM]

A few days ago I think it was, someone posted a video a clever way to weave in the tail as you knit the first row. If I remember it was alternating the tail with the working yarn.

Does this sound familiar to anyone?

I meant to bookmark it but guess I didn't.

I usually weave the tail back and forth up the rounds for about an inch, leaving some tail hanging as a BOR marker.

 

[Nilda muniz]

I don’t know if this one was the one I answered, but I do recommend a short video from Steve West and he does that. I’m sorry, but I have never taken the time how to add links and pictures to my messages.

 

[jan.y]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lK2XFAxZcn0&ab_channel=CynthiaSpencer ???

Iv just watched that video its really good iv not seen that done before thank you for posting it