How to finish a crochet project

Learn how to finish off crochet. All beginners need to know to tie off the yarn, join pieces and create attractive borders.

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You are all finished with your crochet project. It looks fantastic. What you aren't sure of is how you can finish this thing! What happens to the yarn? Do you just cut the end? What are all of the start and stop ends of yarn? Where do they go?

This technique will help to make your finished work look more professional and have a cleaner edge. I used a hat to demo this technique, but you can use...

Hate when you finish a crochet project to see wonky edges? A single crochet border edge is all it takes for a clean, simple finish on your crochet projects!

In this lesson of our Crochet 101 series, we go over how to bind off crochet and neatly weave in the ends for a perfect finish.

Why should I block my crochet or knit? Blocking usually involves wetting your stitches with water (more on that later). By doing so, you will see a couple of changes:

Just finished a crochet or knitting project? Do you really have to weave in ends? Yes, you do, and here's how to make sure they don't come undone.

Here you'll learn how to crochet from the very beginning. An easy to follow step-by-step guide. You'll learn how to chain and a basic stitch Single Crochet.

Learn how to crochet invisible slip stitch when working on your crochet projects. This basic technique will help you achieve a seamless join when working in a round using single crochet stitches.