CROCHET: How to do an Invisible Finish

Learn how to do an invisible finish in this quick and simple tutorial. Often we finish our last round of crochet with a slip stitch and a chain one. This technique shows you how to finish the last round of crochet with an invisible stitch. This creates a nice finish that makes it easy to join granny squares together (or any other motif) without having to deal with an annoying knot!
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[@silvermoon3682]

Thank you so much! I’m making a granny square blanket and those knots have been the bane of my existence 😢

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You're welcome!

[@JessicaH-zs6yp]

OMG this is the only tutorial that has saved me from the knot problem, thank you 🙏

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You’re welcome 😊

[@bethfinch4672]

I LOVE this so much! I can cover the knot most times. But with this, it's not there to even worry about.
Thank you!

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You're so welcome!

[@karenoleman6887]

Best demonstration I’ve seen. Thank you!!!!

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You are so welcome!

[@stephaniesvaikauskas9678]

Such an easy and small thing but makes a big difference! Thanks for sharing ❤

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You are so welcome!

[@veronicatisa]

thank you! I'm new to crocheting and this is very helpful :)

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Wonderful! I have a lot of tutorials that are suited for beginners, so make sure to check out what's all here!

[@sereathabracely920]

Thank you so much for this tip explained beautifully!

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You are so welcome!

[@okaminess]

I’m crocheting the “Cozy Days Daisy Blanket” by Stephanie J. Lau. This is a beautiful way to finish your squares, my fellow “hookers.”

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👍

[@karendorminey9452]

Can’t believe I’ve never heard of this before! Those little knots are such a pet peeve of mine. Thanks for the tip!
I’m very excited to explore your crochet videos. (I found you in the comments on Selmar and Tatyana’s channel.) 🙂

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Wonderful and you are so welcome!

[@kenzoflower4574]

Fantastic very pretty please keep goning learn us 💞💞

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Thank you, I will!

[@sole1806]

Very nice tip!!! Thanks a lot!

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You're welcome!

[@slowlifenow2297]

Great tip...thank you!

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Glad it was helpful!

[@cvholm5904]

so helpful. thank you

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Glad it was helpful!

[@alexandriabarr782]

This is great but what do you do with the middle of the granny square, the magic circle tail, do you weave that string in, too? That’s currently my problem.

[@createandcrochetwithpatricia]

I rarely use a magic circle to start granny squares, I do a ch 4 or 5 and make a ring. But...if I do a magic circle...I always, always tie a knot before weaving in the tail end! Now, if your question is how to darn in the tail ends... see this tutorial at 15:00 th-cam.com/video/uFo7oX7QTDA/w-d-xo.html

[@chrisandzoe181]

That was very good

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Great!

[@tracykristiansen3311]

Brilliant thank you ❤

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You’re welcome 😊

[@ozgulkoksal6354]

Çok teşekkürler🙏❤️

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