I didn't finish the sides in the first pass, and needed a change from weaving the regular rows, so I decided to finish up the side that I had started the previous evening. A couple of these show the underside where I secured the ends. This is where the little angled ice-pick that I mentioned in a previous picture came into play. I worked the ends into some pretty tight spots. When I got to a point that I knew I wouldn't be able to slip it under the next row, I pulled it through (I had made sure that there would be plenty of slack to work with beforehand) and used the slack to pull it tight and work it a little deeper underneath the row of warp that it would live under. I then very slowly and carefully cut off the slack with a razor. Proper way to do this?? I dunno. :) It worked for me though.