Lala

My tiny mouse

My white bunny

My brown bunny

There are a plenty of ways to hide the loose threads. Every knitter has his secrets, his own way of hiding them… and today we are going to introduce a couple of new tactics so that you will never have to ask yourselves again how to correctly hide loose threads.

Way 1-6: We are going to look in detail into the possibilities of hiding lose threads in stockinette stitch.

6. Places to Weave Ends: A Seam Allowance

Way 7-8: We are going to hide remaining threads in Garter

Way 9 : We are going to hide remaining threads in Rib

9. Up and down in a knit column on the wrong side

Way 10 : We are going to hide remaining threads in Lace

10. Duplicate stitch (also known as Swiss darning)

How to add hair to knitted doll (Method 1)

10 WAYS TO HIDE THE REMAINING THREADS IN KNITTING

This is Halloween Knitting Pattern "The midnight guest - Charlie"

There are a few methods to make the eye sockets.  I'll show you the method I usually use in this video.

How to make the eye sockets

This pattern is " Red riding hood doll Layla", you can see my patterns on Ravelry/ Lovecrafts.

There are a few methods to embroider the doll face.  I'll show you the method I usually use in this video.

How to embroider the doll face

I usually use this method to attach the ears & nose to the doll head. 

This is the tutorial video of my pattern "My one eyed pirate Jackie"

How to attach the ears & nose to the head

There are a few methods to add hair to the knitted doll.  I'll show you the method I usually use in this video. Thhe doll in video is Jane - my knitting pattern "My candy doll Jane"

How to add hair to knitted doll (Method 2)