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10 WAYS TO HIDE THE REMAINING THREADS IN KNITTING

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.

1. Duplicate stitches on the right side

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2. Duplicate stitches on the wrong side

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3. Vertically

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4. Diagonally

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5. Diagonally (method 2)

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6. Places to Weave Ends: A Seam Allowance

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

7. Horizontally

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8. Duplicate Stitch in Garter

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

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

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

10. Duplicate stitch (also known as Swiss darning)

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Source: 

https://blog.weareknitters.com

https://www.moderndailyknitting.com

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