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This technique is very clever. If you want to make your finished work look more professional, this great photo tutorial is what you need. Found on Playin Hooky Designs, the Invisible Finish Technique will help you get rid of those ugly knots and finish off your crochet project in such a way that anyone looking at it will not be able to tell where you finished off.
![[Photo Tutorial] This Invisible Finish Technique Works Perfect. Very Clever!](https://www.dailycrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/845/2015/07/Invisible-Finish.jpg)
Check out the original source for this fantastic technique with all the directions at: Playin Hooky Designs
Thanks to Liz for the article inspiration and featured image.
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Thanks!
I already learned how to do it. Thank you for the pattern.
@[719577375:2048:Kathleen S Newton-Greig], this works great!
Thanks for sharing! I needed this!
@[100000347508699:2048:Denna Sexton Howard] try this!
I wish I could do this wow
Sharing so I can have as reference later in!
@[703190541:2048:Dana Gilsdorf]
Thanks for sharing, @[100001461848635:2048:Miranda]!
@[100003592762563:2048:Normie Beckie Manthey] do you crochet?
I’m learning @[1479973761:2048:Olea Hokes] 🙂
Bornite you should come crocheting with me
I can come get you
Well, I guess you CAN teach an old dog new tricks! ! Lol. Thank you for sharing — will be testing this technique when I finish my current project!
This works great!! Thanks for sharing this technique.
thank you for sharing !
I love this technique. I end my work this way as often as I can. It’s fabulous!
Where is the photo tutorial? Every link I click on goes to the Publishers Clearinghouse website.
Yesssss!!!! Thank you!
Click on pic link then click on words invisible finishing technique
Who knots their work? I’ve always woven my ends in (minimum 6″ tails, zig-zag, and s$#%&[email protected]*ch tacked with its own yarn), and have never, ever had anything unravel.
@[100001900029219:2048:Brenda Graves] … have you seen this?
Aaaaah. Thank you 🙂
I have to try this…
I do this all, well most of, the time, and it’s awesome except for the times I have to find it again to fix something lol
Love this!!
Need to try this.
Must try this
Please don’t ever knot then cut your yarn at the knot! I’ve received granny squares, from swaps, that are finished this way. It becomes a waste really. I finish my squares similar to this but leave the 6″ tail in case the recipient wants to put a border on them.
TY 4 SHOWING ME HOW 2 FINISH MY WOK NICER.
Thank you! 🙂 🙂 🙂
The link does not work. It goes to the next page but when I click on the link for tutorial, it brings me back to two pages before.
Very helpful!
Berly Brill Judi Bryant Gums
Lol… Denise Derrick, Ashlee Lauren
Lol lol finally
Angie Meininger
Will definitely try this.
I must try this
Hate it when the link only gives you ad crap and not the instructions
Thks for sharing I’ve try and it works like a dream!!!!
Really ? People seriously put knots in their work?
Samantha Bain
Can you share your technique?
I was taught to lay the color on top of the last row. About 4 inches on a color change.
Ending a work, its just weaved into the rows after the last stitch is completed.
thanks Deedee
Thank You Victoria Toler
Thanks for the technique, but I really loved the main red and green pattern. Is it the diamond trellis stitch? Where can I get the patter? Thanks a lot!
Hi Celia, please click the link in the words:”Invisible Finish Technique” to learn more about it. Hope this helps! 🙂