I am wondering, after you bind off, or add more yarn, how do you secure the loose ends to finish the project. I am knitting a beaded scarf so the yarn is very thin. I don’t know what to do with the ends left. I don’t want to just cut them. What do I do so that these pieces don’t stick out and come unraveled. Thank you
New to Knitting
If you go under the “View Videos” tab at the top of the screen to the “Tips” page, here:
http://www.knittinghelp.com/videos/knitting-tips
you can watch the video about Joining a New Color Yarn… “Duplicate Stitch Join”. I use the duplicate stitch to weave in ends. If you duplicate 3 or 4 stitches, the end will not come undone. Hope that helps!
Leave a tail 3-6" then pull it through adjoining sts with a darning/tapestry needle or crochet hook; this is also called weaving in.
Try out this article. It has good pictures for doing a duplicate stitch, where you weave in your ends by following the yarn through previously-made stitches. (She explains it better. 
) If you duplicate just 3 or 4 stitches, your end will not pop out and come unraveled. Hope this helps!