How To: Weave in Ends

Weaving in ends is a very important end step for a knitting project; it is how you secure loose ends to prevent them from unraveling and hide the loose ends for a neat finished product.

There are so many ways to weave in your ends, so you might find your own way, which is totally fine! If you would like guidance, below are the methods that I recommend. Make sure to scroll through as there are different methods specific for each Smoke & Slate knit kit and pattern!

Garter Stitch
Watch the below video to learn how to weave in ends for the below knit kits. This video reviews "weaving in on the horizontal". If you prefer weaving in using "duplicate stitch", please reference this page for step by step photos.

Stockinette Stitch
Watch the below video to learn how to weave in ends for the below knit kits. This video reviews how to weave in ends using "duplicate stitch". If you prefer to weave in your ends "on the vertical" or "on the diagonal", please reference this page for step-by-step photos. (If you are a beginner and having trouble doing the "duplicate stitch" method in the video, weaving in "on the vertical" might be easier!)

Ribbing
Watch the below video and learn how to weave in ends for ribbing. Watch this video for the Ribbed Beanie Pattern and the below knit kits.