4 Ways to Knit Over Ends | Knitting Hacks | Weaving in Ends | Knitty Natty
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Method 1 is possible to do in continental knitting too. Just hold both ends over the left finger with a space between them (weave in end towards yourself) and vary between knitting the working yarn over and under the weave in end
That is how I catch the floats when I have more than 5 stitches in between when I do colorwork😊
I use this method to catch my floats when knitting colourwork.
I was just about to say the same thing. I learned this method on the Ba-Ba sheep colorwork hat tutorial (not the exact name but I always get it wrong) for catching floats.
same
omg this is unrelated to weaving in the ends but may I just say. the method you showed of catching the floats by wrapping it clockwise around the working needle is HUGE to me. I was just putting my yarn down and physically moving the yarn ball over my working yarn. this changes colorwork completely for me. Thank you!!!
Same. I knit a whole colorwork cardigan by twisting my skeins to catch the floats!
Another way to do the two color ends (your examples # 3 and 4) is to weave in one end on your first row, then weave in the second end on your next row. This was a tip by Stephen West.
Yep that is how I do it. Thanks for reminding where I learned that trick
That’s the way I like to knit in ends. Less bulk, no see through.
Thank you so much for this idea!! I use this method with color work to catch my floats all the time but NEVER thought to use this to weave in ends as I knit!! This is a game changer and I love how clear your instructions are!! Great work!!
Yay! Finally a technique that works better English-style than continental!
I love it , I totally love it !!!! Thank you🎉❤ millions of times thank you🎉🎉🎉
These are all great tips to make ends SOOO much easier to deal with.
You don't need to switch hands to do the first method as a continental knitter. That's the method used to catch long runs between color work, but just alternated every-other stitch vs every 4th or 5th stitch. I recently learn continental in order to more easily do color work, so in theory, being a continental knitter would make that method of knitting in a tail even easier...
You are a WONDERFUL teacher Natalie!
#4... 🤯 - in a good way! Thank you Natalie for this tutorial! Super helpful.
Your photography is perfect to understand your explanation. Thank you.
Good morning everyone, happy February 1st! Fun socks Natalie. Have a blessed weekend everyone.
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FABULOUS techniques!
GREAT video: truly appreciate your clear closeups & exact explanations & careful movements during the examples!!
AWESOME teacher!!!
Thank You Sooooo Much for sharing your time and talents with us!!!💕❤️💕
I knit Combination method with Continental style… have always struggled with throwing yarn from right hand… I’d better get to it because I’m not gonna learn it any younger!😉🤭😄🤭
Your tutorial style is so clear, so well worded, to the point and visually easy to see!!
Brilliant , I am knitting up all my odd balls of wool and this will help me a lot ❤ good tip 👏🏻👏🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thank you. That was very well explained. I'm going to try this on my temperature blanket
Awesome tutorial! Thank you Natalie!
I am a continental knitter (crocheter at heart), so I learned how to adapt your technique for just using my left hand to hold the yarn! It works great.
I will try this, but is the yarn really getting caught and woven in? Or just following along the yarn , but under in a row?
This technique exists in a continental version where you can hold both yarns in your left hand and vary between going over and under the end while knitting. Much faster for us continental people.
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@@Bodille I’m having trouble visualizing what you are doing 😢 . Can you direct me to a video that shows what you are talking about?!
Just tried these techniques in my current project and it’s a game changer, thank you xx
Brilliant video! I new to proper knitting and this is now getting saved as a favourite thank you!
What a great video! So obvious, but easy to overthink it.
Fantastic tutorial, thanks!!
Thank you for the tips! I'm new to color work and this was helpful!!
Wowowowowwowo....oh man...so happy over this!...thank you!
Thank you for breaking this down!
Wow! I can’t wait to try this…. Thank you for the tip!
Great tips
Thank you for the wonderful tips
A+ TEACHER. GREAT instructions. 👍
Fantastic tutorial! I am doing a color work sweater and this will change the game for me!
This is AWESOME!!! Thank you so much. I hate knitting in ends!
Fantastic My new method of weaving in the dreaded end! Thank you
Thank you for this tutorial this is just AWESOME 🤩! So so so perfect! Thank you! 🤗
Hi Natalie,thank you for sharing.
Very nice demonstration and explanation
Great tip, thank you🤗
It's nice to have many options! I have been using the Elizabeth Zimmerman Method for years. Giving credit where credits due :) She lead the way and her methods continue.
Learned a lot. Thanks for sharing
Wow! Who knew it would be so simple a technique(?).
Thx 💖🙌🙌🙌😺
Thanks for this great tip! What a beautiful timesaver!! Much love from Cobbs Creek, Virginia USA 🇺🇸❤️
This is so great!!
Omgeee thank you for this!!!! I just bought the pattern!!!!
The second two color method is exactly what I needed for my structure loop sweater!! I wish I would’ve found this video before I cast it on 😩
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Wowowoweeee...love this so much!..love all you video..thank you!
This was great thank you.
Nice, Thanks💕
Thanks for the notes. I had tried this previously and I believe I must have pulled the cut yarn through with the working yarn so didn't do what it was supposed to. THANKS!
This is so cool! This seems to me a lot like carrying up the yarn on the sides but done horizontally across the row!
Hi Nat I use your 2nd 2 colour version but … I weave in the first (old) yarn on the first row after the colour change, and then the 2nd colour (new colour) in the 2nd round of the new colour. I also like to tie knots but I know that’s also a controversial topic amongst knitters. I just prefer to know that it’s going to stay where I put it and not wriggle undone 😉
You could wait to knit in the new color end until the second round if you did not want it to show through.
I learned this weaving method with Anne from Philosopher's 4 stitch or 2 stitch method Wool with VCR tapes -- that shows me how old I am! Lol. Sometimes I choose floats and sometimes I use the weaving method because they affect the fabric differently. But this is how I do my ends when doing stripes. Good demo.
I love this technique and decided to try it out on my current project but the stitches before a color change are purl stitches. How do you knit over the ends when working purl stitches? I have found that the trapped yarn shows to the front.
Thank you for the awesome video.
Thank you for this tutorial. I often wondered and tried trapping the yarn using both hands but failed but your video was very clear so I’m going to try again.
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Great video, learned alot. I dont think this would work for a multi coloured garter stich blanket, i think it would show through. Will try it though, ty for sharing 😊
Natalie - happy 2023! Do you have a pattern for your Sweetheart Socks?
Cant wait to try technique 2 for weaving in ends. I usually just knit with the working yarn and tail at the same time which does create a slightly thicker stitch for a little bit but this method is much better! How have you found this technique holds up in the wash? Thank you for sharing.
Hello from Mounds Illinois.
This was a really useful video. How well do the ends stay put with this methods? I have always been taught to weave in my yarn in multiple directions
Blown away!! Thank you much this video is fantastic!! Are you daying this cantvbev some for Contennial knitters?
Belleza 🧦
For dry cracked hands use vaseline. Not vaseline lotion but the actual original vaseline. It is amazingly quick to repair skin. I would put it on at bedtime. Let me know if you try it.
I’m sure someone asked this already, but how do you weave in your ends if you are knitting garter and you find yourself on the purl side when you need to join in a new skein. I’m currently working on the Barley Hat by Tincan Knits.
This is so clever! I'm a continental knitter, how can I adapt it for that?
What about alternating your weave catches of the two colors at the same time when weaving in two colors?
So glad you are showing this method. I've been doing this since dinosaurs roamed the earth. I don't have a youtube channel, and find myself telling the TV...no,no there's an easier way.
Steven West calls it weaven Steven when he joins, but it's not as neat I don't think
Hmmm...wonder if any of these will work for Fisherman's Rib?
Hi, I’m watching your video on joining a new color of yarn. You are making socks on a circular needle, my question is can this be done with circular needles doing two socks at a time?
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Is there a way to do this if you normally knit continental? Or will it change my gauge at all If the rest of the sock is Continental?
I know this is an older video, but I’m wondering if this technique works with ribbing?
Hi Natalie, I just found your tutorial and it’s super helpful but I’m knitting a 2x2 ribbed temperature blanket that has a lot of colour changes and a 1x1 ribbed border so I’m wondering how I weave in my ends when doing rib….. is it possible? Do you have a tutorial on your channel you could link for me.
It’s great to find someone that English knits like me btw….. I really struggle to learn how to continental knit!
Jenny😊
Hey Jennifer! You can use this method on a knit row or a purl row*, however, I’ve never done it with rib, as in knit and purl stitched within the same rows. I’ll link the purl tutorial for you. Maybe they can be used in combination?
*Here’s the purl tutorial (it’s on IG): instagram.com/reel/CdDvl24Ai0B/?igsh=MTRxdHp5Y3FiYXprZQ==
Thanks for replying 😊
I crochet and knit and in both situations, I don't actually put the working yarn over my hook/needle. I swing my hook/needle over the working yarn and catch it in my hook/needle and pull it through that way. These videos are impossible for me to relate to without a lot of figuring out what that'd look like for me. Is there anyone who knits like me that does these videos or am I just weird? I'm ok with being weird. It works for me.
Why do every other? Why wouldn't we go over 15 in a row?