Weaving in Ends
Definition
Hiding yarn tails within the fabric using a tapestry needle to secure them. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
Examples
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Weave in at least 5–7 cm of tail.
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Change direction to lock the tail.
Related Terms
Tapestry Needle
A blunt-ended needle used to weave in yarn tails and seam pieces. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
Fasten Off (FO)
The method of securing the last stitch so the work does not unravel; usually involves cutting yarn and pulling through. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
Seaming
Joining separate pieces together using stitches like mattress stitch, whip stitch, or slip-stitch seams. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.