I planned to do a nice tutorial about weaving in ends for both knit and crochet this week, using my granny log cabin as my example. Unfortunately mother nature had other plans, a nor’easter has blown through and getting decent photos proved impossible. When I tried again this afternoon because the light seemed better, Shadow had other plans for my lap.
While I know it’s a good idea not to procrastinate weaving in ends, I always seem to leave this step to last. If you ask to look at anything I’ve knit for myself, chances are the ends are not woven in (especially for my socks).
On my next granny log cabin I hope to weave in ends as I go, join squares as I go, and write up my own tutorial of the process, but in the meantime here are a few I found to help you weave in the ends for your crochet and knit projects.
- (crochet) How to Weave Ends into Crochet Granny Square (video)
- (crochet) Plays Well Together tutorial on finishing granny squares.
- (knit) Techniques with Theresa: weaving in ends
- (knit) Weaving in Your Ends
If you are looking for additional tips specially on the Granny Log Cabin Blanket, Miriam has written up a few helpful tips.
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