Motivational M&Ms work!! A little determination probably didn’t hurt either!
I sat down to weave ends and 45 minutes later, I’d done 2/3s of my 100 ends! 
Look at all those ends! Who knew cutting yarn into tiny bits and making a pile could be so satisfying!?!
Fingers crossed that I can ride this high right on through to the end of the weaving! The end is in sight! It should be rather painless!
FogKnits 
yeah for you! What a feeling of accomplishment for you – and some m and m’s too. :-)
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I’m gonna finishing without the chocolate bribe! I am an adult after all. :/
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Oh, is that what that means? :-)
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What do you with your snipped ends? I’ve been tying them together and winding them into a ball with the thought that someday I will make a felted dryer ball. Sometimes that’s enough motivation for me to finish the project.
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I’m saving them up for a christmas ornament. Instead of knitting a christmas ball, I’m going to get one that’s clear glass and stuff all my ends into it.
I’m excited because it’s very different from all the ornaments I’ve knit or crocheted in the past. It’ll be a little time capsule of my year in yarn :)
Adding new ends to the pile, especially in one big group like this, was pretty fun :)
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I knew about the delights of snipping and piling ends :) It’s more done in cross stitch, but I stick my knitting ends in my ‘ORT’ jar (old ragged threads). Very pretty :)
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Victory! Sugar is always the answer ;)
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YOU CAN DO IT
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Woo hoo!
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