Stop weaving in your crochet ends like this 

Oh. I thought you had found a revolutionary way of weaving in ends. This was just about the needle. I use Wool needles that come in several sizes with large eyes.

I've never had a problem with traditional darning needles. They all do the same thing, but I did have one of the plastic needles snap on me, leaving it useless. Thanks for the suggestion, I like the original steel needles. 😊

I like the needles with the bent tips.

So happy to see new content! Can’t wait to try out these new brushes…👏

Another benefit to using the needles you're showcasing is the ability to weave in short ends, because the needle hole allows the yarn to slide to wherever it needs to be in order to get through. That's the main reason I'm purchasing some; I'm rather new to crochet, but I've done a fair amount of embroidery, and short thread ends are the bane of my existence. I'm going to try using similarly-designed beading needles for weaving in short threads, but I'm hoping to head my yarn ends off at the pass by getting these in advance of starting a crochet project. Thanks for sharing!

I use a darning needle and a Stainless Steel Needle Threader for embroidery thread. It had a small hook on one end and a large hook on the other. I’ve used them for years. It works great.

I'm gonna try these!

I love mine...I've used mine for over a year now and haven't had a single one break! Well worth the money in my opinion! ❤

I bought a pack of these about a year ago. They are great. You can weave in either direction using the shortest thread. Never have to take a short tail and rethread it to weave it in.

Thank you. The needles sure have been time consuming so I’ll give these a try!

I’ve used them for decades. They’re all I use, I’ve never minded weaving in ends. The plastic might have molding ridges from manufacturing, I just take a fine nail file to perfect them. Also the best for when you want to split the thread into which you’re weaving.

Not sure how I found you, but this is a game changer! Thank you so much! 🙂 Now I need to go through your channel for more fun tips! 🙂

Thank you for showing those. I use a tapestry needle which makes it easier, too, but still want to try the ones you showed.

I have them and use them. I have no preference either way, but they are very good for shorter ends that you have a hard time keeping in the regular needles. I will say, though it would’ve helped if you had put the camera closer so people could actually see how it opens and put the thread in that’s all.

Those are based on beading needles! I used to used them all the time when I used to make jewelry. Great idea. Thank you!🤍

This tool is a scaled down weaving shuttle.

They look really fun to use! Thank you

Great tip!! Ordering now on Amazon !! Thank you!!!❤🎉

If you don’t have/don’t want these needles and have the traditional tapestry/yarn needles instead, here’s something I started doing at age 8 when I was learning to embroider: Take some slightly thicker paper and cut a strip about 3cm long and the same width as the eye of your needle. Fold it in half and put your yarn in the center. Thread your lil yarn sandwich thru the needle and Ta-Dah! Should I trademark this and sell lil paper sandwich needles online for $6 each? 😅

I wrap my yarn/thread over the needle, tightly, then put the fold through the eye of the needle. I never wet the ends, twist them or jump through any hoops. I actually bought these needles a long time ago, but I rarely use them. I stick to regular needles. Even with sewing thread, I rarely use a needle threader. Again, fold the yarn or thread over th needle, tightly. push the fold through the eye.

Thanks! I will get it.😊

So you're still weaving in your ends. Just using a different needle.

I can’t stand these! They always snag

Wow! I have NEVER used a needle! I use a much smaller hook to pull ends in! If anyone has never done & tries it, let me know! Thanx! ❤✌️🤘