i never do this lmao
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I do hehe, i crochet in my ends lol
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oooh yes, if i can crochet OVER my end, i totally do that. but weaving with a yarn needle makes me wanna yelp
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i dont hehe…
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I actually recently started doing that. It’s helped me a lot. And I’m gaining that a lot of the time that I have lost in the past with weaving in ends at the end of the project.
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I still have a project from well over a year ago “finished” but ends hanging out everywhere 
I will put it off as long as possible
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Depends on the project and if I think I might need to frog or not.
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That’s a valid point. On a c2c or intarsia type project it’s best to leave a few rows until you are sure. Just not all of them …
Me too, but it’s mine. 
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I do.
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Lmao I don’t and now I am challenging myself on Instagram to share progress as I go each week on two throw graphigans I finished. One being a blanket I made for hubby so I want to get that done before his birthday next month.
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I crochet over my ends whenever possible because my brain is absolutely repulsed by weaving in ends… like trying to bathe a cat…
I’ll sit through it but I’ll be loud and grouchy the whole time 
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I have ONCE and it was actually amazing idk why i don’t do it more often
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You should train a loved one to weave in the ends 
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If we were all clustered together I’d weave in all y’alls ends for you!! 
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Ooh your right dunno if the littles would get it yet though, maybe one day
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Same! If it’s an amigurumi and I can hide the knot I’ll tie them together and then crochet over both ends. 
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Whenever I make something with scattered color changes where I don’t carry the yarn over to each spot, it always looks like a mop before I weave the ends in 
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Omg i do the same thing!!!
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i dnt because i always end up having to frog it and the weaved ends makes it so difficult 
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I crochet and weave them at the same time. I can’t explain how I do it though.
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