Monday, July 17, 2006
Log Cabin Question/Opinion
I have a question in regards to the log cabin and would like everyone's opinion.
Do you weave in your ends as you go along? I'm considering doing it so that they don't become a mess to handle later.
Do you weave in your ends as you go along? I'm considering doing it so that they don't become a mess to handle later.
BTW - I'm using BrownSheep Cotton Fleece in all the colors of blue that they have and when to the finished size will put cottonball white all around the edge.
Thanks
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I'm weaving in the ends as I go along. Usually after I finish a 'round' of logs.
If you wait until the end I think it would be a big, tangled mess.
If you wait until the end I think it would be a big, tangled mess.
thanks for all your kind and wonderful comments - I'm going to weave in the ends after this next "log" - I've done three more since yesterday and it's getting messy back there. I will post once done (hopefully I have enough yarn to make big enough, I'm on a yarn diet and can't buy anymore until September sometime)
I haven't woven them in as I go just because I'm too excited to start my new log. Whenever I finish a blanket I usually spend some time weaving in the ends. My advice would be weave in as you go as everyone else has said but it's not absolutely necessary. I just know that I'll have to put in a movie I've seen quite a few times and weave in all of my ends.
I haven't logged, but with everything else, weaving as you go seems easier. Knitloon, can't wait to hear how moderne goes with cotton fleece, it was my first "welcome back to knitting yarn" after a long hiatus with a scarf for hubbo, and he loves it and I loved knitting with it.
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