Hi,
So I was wondering how to hide end safe and effective like I make this pot holder something right now and there are like a million ends and idk what to do with them…
Do you know what I meen ? Can u pls help me?
Tysm 
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Hi, our dear lilemon,
That looks terrifying ngl. Weaving ends are the only thing I dislike about making stuff lol. So I do my best to find methods.
- Weave the ends in as you go (carry the yarn). Too late in your case.
- Wave the ends in once you finish your project. It’s gonna take time… but technically all you have to do is: [put the needle into where you want it to go, then thread it and pull the needle out the path you first inserted it in]
- Glue the ends to the back and using a nice fabric backer (cotton sheet, fabric, felt) to hide all the ends. My suggestion.
All the best and give us updates~
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Me too
I hate weaving in ends. Once I broke my thin metal needle(idk how that happend lol).
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Maybe you could just crochet another panel the same size and sew them together with the ends inside?
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Ty may b I will try the 3th(@MadebyEllie edition)
Oh wow hope mine will not broke…
That’s smart (like the 3th idea from @BlueMink3)
May b (if I have time soon) I will make another layer..
** I think I will make another layer soon**
Tysm for all these ideas 
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You could do the grueling task of weaving in all the ends, then you could gently melt them with a lighter to make sure they don’t come undone.
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That’s smart but I am a bit scared of fire so …
But tysm
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I always do it while I work. But in your case I would really use a needle and stuff them in the rots (like how you would have when dringt it during your work. I know it is not fun but it is part of it becoming a beautyfull piece where you can be verry proud that you finiched it.
In my area of living: toi toi toi (good luck)
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Ty and yes I know I am too lazy but I think I will make a second layer for hiding ends…
Tysm
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Just try it. You will be amazed by how fast it went if you put your favorite show on
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Update: I finally finished the first layer..
The thing is I thought I can crochet in the car but:
It’s totally dark so I can‘t….
I will start after arriving home or tomorrow with the 2nd layer so ….
Bye 
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When I was crocheting on a road trip, I had this magnetic modular phone charger, so I put on a warm white screen video on my phone, and put it on the charger, making a makeshift lamp. When I crocheted my mom’s pillow, since the back end was hidden I put a dot of fabric glue on every knot. May work?
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Tysm Idk have glue but so smart And I just realized that I put the wrong bag (the one with the wool) in the trunk, so I can’t crochet…
Tysm
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This is great!!
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Yeah, but if you burn the acrylic yarn it leaves a scratchy bump.
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That is very accurate. That’s not a joke, you just found the story of my life. Lol. Ends are a nightmare when you make a plushie and you’re trying desperately to sew the limbs on.
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True, but if it’s on something that you can’t see the back of, like a tapestry, or something with a liner in it, or if it’s on something that you don’t mind having a mark on like a potholder or a dish towel that will get messed up anyway from daily wear, then it can be a good option if you really don’t want to weave in all your ends.
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Day true! I learned that mistake when I put fabric glue on the tassels of a pretty poncho I made foot my grand daughter.
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True story, spot on
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