Thank you for the link, but I already have your videos (and love them). I'm looking for the WRITTEN versions (both sc and DC) that I can copy and print out. If you don't, I'll send them both to you when I finish!
I like this technique very much. Nice clean transition. Thank you for this helpful video and I will give it a whirl on a hat I am making. ☺️. UPDATE:. Tried this trick and it works. I love the clean no line join. Makes your project look so professional. A million thanks, Crochet Master❣️
I don’t understand what what they are doing that is “different/new and there is no explanation. Maybe I learned the “different/new” method only and that’s why I can’t figure it out. If anyone could explain, that would be great. I’ll keep reading comments but so far I haven’t found an explanation.
I think the usual method would be joining the loop together with a slip stitch in the first stitch. This method you take the yarn off the hook and pull it through the first stitch from the back. Another new thing (for me anyway) is the 1sc 1ch to start the row...I was taught 3ch to mimic the height of a double crochet for the first stitch.
joining with a slip stitch is what is usually done, the way she is doing she removes the working loop and goes into that stich without any yarn on the hook then puts the working yarn on it pulls it though creating a seamless work. it is actually super cool to those that have just been using a slip stitch
@@Ani-tc2mg So you can just use any pattern, i.e. a coaster and use this technique of removing the working loop etc...to get a seamless work? From someone who just follow a YTube tutorial for a project from start to finish.
she's creating something that resembles a double crochet stitch at the beginning of each round. in the traditional way, you'd simply slip stitch to join the row you're finishing & then chain three & continue with dc for the rest of the round. that chain-three counts as the first double crochet of the round & fills the space but of course doesn't look the same. if you complete enough rounds in the traditional way, it will look fine but often your eye will go to those three chained stitches masquerading as dc.
@@danielleaf9146 yes, I use this joining method wherever possible and also the starting technique. I also learned to do‘standing stitches’ instead of chaining to start a row. You can apply these techniques even if the tutorial you’re watching, doesn’t do that. I’ve found that most tutorials seem to be geared toward absolute beginners, and they don’t include these techniques, but you are free to include them!
I learn slow sadly, but when you start a new row/circle, do you put 2 double crochet in one place all the way around? I am not familiar with texted patterns, so it confuses me 😮
After the first round of 12 stitches , then second round you put 2 DC into each of the 12 stitches so you get 24 eg 2,4,6,8,10 , 3rd row you put 2 double crochet into the first stitch then into next st do 1 double crochet , then next stitch you pit 2 double crochet so it is 1,2,1,2,1,2 all the way round, 4th row do 2 double crochet , then 1 double crochet in next st , another 1 double crochet in the next stitch so you do 2,1,1,2,1,1,2,1,1 , then the 5th row its 2 double crocher then , 1 double crochet ,1 double crochet , 1 double crochet , so it goes 2,1,1,1,2,1,1,1 2,1,1,1 hope you understand, she does her beginning different which can confuse beginners , keep it simple and start as I've said ok good luck ...
She always starts from the 2nd row on with 2 double crochet. 1= single crochet+1 chain (fake double crochet) + 1 double crochet. This single+chain represents 1double crochet. On the 2nd row it's always 2double crochet in each stich. On the 3rd, starts one fake double crochet+double crochet= 2 double crochet, on the next stich 1double, next 2 double, next 1 double... One each row there will b 1 more between 2 double crochet: 2, 1, 2,1. On the next row 2,1,1,2,1,1,2... The next row 2,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,2...The next row 2 ,1,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,1,2...This way it's made a perfect circle. If on the first row there is 10 stiches, the 2nd = 20. The 3rd +10= 30. The next +10=40, next 50...
I have been crocheting for 65 years and still watch as many videos and tutorials as possible. I crochet every day. I almost treat myself like a newbie who is always open to learning new stitches and techniques of crochet and seem to learn something new every day. The step up joins still frustrates me after all this time and this is a real find for me. Thank you.
Personally, I’m a visual learner, so watching and listening to the music is perfect for me…different strokes for different folks and can’t please everyone😊
What she does: The first round she chains 2 at the start before double crocheting, just like you usually would do with 3 chains. When she goes to join in the 2nd round, she does not slip stitch into the top of the 2 chains, she skips those chains, and she slip stitches into the first double crochet. Then, the rounds after that, she starts each round with a single crochet and then a chain after the single crochet, before beginning regular double crochets. When she goes to join in the 3rd round, she skips the single crochet and the chain, and slip stitches into the firsy double crochet.
I love this and your work is so neat but I really wish there were some explanation about the brilliant stitches you do. Into the back of a stitch, SC then ch 1 etc. relying on the visuals is quite hard. have mercy.
So, as far as I can see, the only difference from visible join is that you make the connection going into the back of the stitch? It’s not very clear and I think this is why people are complaining about the music and no verbal instructions.
No, it's not the only stitch that hides the visible join; if you look carefully, she connects the end of each row by joining to the end of the second stitch thro the back of it, and then does a single crochet and then a chain followed by a DC in the same chain hole, if you get my meaning, lol. Looks tricky but it is really quite simple, and a lovely video of leaning process. :)
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This is brilliant!!! I love this. So smooth and beautiful. I have always disliked the join lines. Thank you so so much from a seasoned crocheter for many decades.
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Fo me, circles that start with either 6 or 12 stitches curl the least when finished. I'm not sure if the multiple just happens to create better circles or if I am just crocheting all other multiples too loose or too tight.
I really like your videos. I especially appreciate it when u put yarn content and needle size on the screen for me... I know it seems so simple but I don't know those things
Thank you for the tip and for making a video plain and simple - without so much blah-blah.🙉! so many years without knowing how to do a circle without that annoying line. Thank you 😁
Very cool! I do have a question, though. If the initial sc+ch counts as the first st, but then you join the round into the first dc, how do you not lose a st from skipping over the sc+ch?
AMAZING! simple trick with such an impact on how it looks! thank you for this video. I make coasters all the time and always hated how the seam looked. I will be using this technique from here on x
Thank you very much !!! This wonderful instruction will take the looks of my crochet items up to a much higher level !!! So happy !!! Lol I was just starting a crochet shopping bag with a round bottom and really didn't love the looks of the chain 3 at the beginning of the row and the slanted line it made !!! Needless to say I frogged it all and started it over this way !!! This will work for all projects !!! PERFECT Timing !!! : ) Also love the finishing no lump or bump go in from the back and then through the back loop only, Brilliant !!!!!
Excellent video, very easy to follow. I have struggled with my rounds looking neat and this really helped me. Thank you for using a yarn that is easy to see!
I'm a seasoned crocheter and your invisible join is the BEST ever! Thank you! Before I type out the entire instructions for both your SC and DC methods, do you already have a tutorial written out that I can just copy? Thank you in advance for hopefully saving me from a long and tedious job.
The problem is theres no explanation of why you only crochet like this. Or that there is even another way to do it. You dont show the alternative. what the difference even is.
If the pattern calls for single crochet (SC), do we just start the row with a SC (without a ch as you’d do for a DC pattern)? Thank you for the tutorial. I love it.
Cool. That's actually how I started doing my invisible joins a couple months ago. I figured it out in my own but, I never thought about incorporating the manuever into a project with rounds. Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Looks like it’s the same. Just don’t SS to join. Instead, pull the loop directly through the top of the first ch of the row, SC into same stitch and ch 1. After that keep DC around like you would normally to make a circle.
I've just completed a pair of elbow patches for my hubby's jumper. Wish I'd seen this before I started! I love the invisible joins between rows. Could you do a pattern using sc (UK dc) instead of dc (UK tr) to show how to do the increases on each row? Thanks.
Another great way to end a round! Might I share the way i have seen for starting a round? Instead of a chain 3, do a single crochet and then another single on the side bar in the front of the first one. It might not be a thing for everybody but maybe worth a try. I use it all the time
I just followed you ...got confused after 6th layer...unable to follow the increase...can you explain again the increase pattern so i can do on my own...thanks a lot .
She is increasing by 12 each round Round 1- magic loop, chain 2, 11 double crochets (US terms) (12 stitches) R2- single crochet, chain 1 + 1 dc into the same stitch, then 2 dc in each stitch around (24 stitches) R3- sc, ch1, dc, dc, 2dc, repeat (36) You start each round with a sc & ch1 which counts as your first double crochet of the row So for round 6 it would be 6x12= 72 Then 7x12=84
Hola ,no entiendo como pasas de los 11 puntos a los 24... si en el primer punto haces (1sc, ch, 1dc) solo quedarían 10 puntos para hacer 2dc en cada uno.. en realidad serian 21 puntos
Well there is always the mute button to eliminate music. Music is food for the soul though, it's just a case of finding a music style that speaks to our inner being. There are many languages in the world and the whole world can upload to TH-cam. There might be folk who can understand every single language on earth, but I doubt there are very many of them. Bless them, the translation subtitles can sometimes result in gibberish being displayed but, then again, there are plenty who speak only gibberish.
Oh thank you so much, for showing us all the most easier way to get through the magic circle. I was always stuffed it up. I like your method, so much better. Thank you for sharing ❤
How to Crochet an Invisible join in the Round (single crochet): th-cam.com/video/aC5IUA7adWg/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the link, but I already have your videos (and love them). I'm looking for the WRITTEN versions (both sc and DC) that I can copy and print out. If you don't, I'll send them both to you when I finish!
This is very relaxing. I absolutely love that there’s just music and no talking.
Instead of a music loop, I would rather hear you describe what you are doing.
You might be surprised to find that you might be listening to someone speaking a language you've never learned. This way the lesson is universal.
I prefer the music. That way I can watch without being distracted by talking.
I agree about the music loop....annoying
Please make the song change or speak if you speak English.
@@marvan1994m2r I mute and play my own music or listening to a sermon (multi-tasking!) LOL
@@marshaarrowood688 A long song would be ok, but that short clip playing OVER and OVER was distracting.
I like this technique very much. Nice clean transition. Thank you for this helpful video and I will give it a whirl on a hat I am making. ☺️. UPDATE:. Tried this trick and it works. I love the clean no line join. Makes your project look so professional. A million thanks, Crochet Master❣️
Thanks for the comment! I'm glad!
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I don’t understand what what they are doing that is “different/new and there is no explanation. Maybe I learned the “different/new” method only and that’s why I can’t figure it out. If anyone could explain, that would be great. I’ll keep reading comments but so far I haven’t found an explanation.
I think the usual method would be joining the loop together with a slip stitch in the first stitch. This method you take the yarn off the hook and pull it through the first stitch from the back. Another new thing (for me anyway) is the 1sc 1ch to start the row...I was taught 3ch to mimic the height of a double crochet for the first stitch.
joining with a slip stitch is what is usually done, the way she is doing she removes the working loop and goes into that stich without any yarn on the hook then puts the working yarn on it pulls it though creating a seamless work. it is actually super cool to those that have just been using a slip stitch
@@Ani-tc2mg So you can just use any pattern, i.e. a coaster and use this technique of removing the working loop etc...to get a seamless work? From someone who just follow a YTube tutorial for a project from start to finish.
she's creating something that resembles a double crochet stitch at the beginning of each round. in the traditional way, you'd simply slip stitch to join the row you're finishing & then chain three & continue with dc for the rest of the round. that chain-three counts as the first double crochet of the round & fills the space but of course doesn't look the same. if you complete enough rounds in the traditional way, it will look fine but often your eye will go to those three chained stitches masquerading as dc.
@@danielleaf9146 yes, I use this joining method wherever possible and also the starting technique. I also learned to do‘standing stitches’ instead of chaining to start a row. You can apply these techniques even if the tutorial you’re watching, doesn’t do that. I’ve found that most tutorials seem to be geared toward absolute beginners, and they don’t include these techniques, but you are free to include them!
I learn slow sadly, but when you start a new row/circle, do you put 2 double crochet in one place all the way around? I am not familiar with texted patterns, so it confuses me 😮
After the first round of 12 stitches , then second round you put 2 DC into each of the 12 stitches so you get 24 eg 2,4,6,8,10 , 3rd row you put 2 double crochet into the first stitch then into next st do 1 double crochet , then next stitch you pit 2 double crochet so it is 1,2,1,2,1,2 all the way round, 4th row do 2 double crochet , then 1 double crochet in next st , another 1 double crochet in the next stitch so you do 2,1,1,2,1,1,2,1,1 , then the 5th row its 2 double crocher then , 1 double crochet ,1 double crochet , 1 double crochet , so it goes 2,1,1,1,2,1,1,1 2,1,1,1 hope you understand, she does her beginning different which can confuse beginners , keep it simple and start as I've said ok good luck ...
I've put a message on a simple way to understand ok , her beginning is harder for a beginner to understand ok..
She always starts from the 2nd row on with 2 double crochet. 1= single crochet+1 chain (fake double crochet) + 1 double crochet. This single+chain represents 1double crochet. On the 2nd row it's always 2double crochet in each stich. On the 3rd, starts one fake double crochet+double crochet= 2 double crochet, on the next stich 1double, next 2 double, next 1 double... One each row there will b 1 more between 2 double crochet: 2, 1, 2,1. On the next row 2,1,1,2,1,1,2... The next row 2,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,2...The next row 2 ,1,1,1,1,2,1,1,1,1,2...This way it's made a perfect circle. If on the first row there is 10 stiches, the 2nd = 20. The 3rd +10= 30. The next +10=40, next 50...
So you’re basically crocheting into the slip stitch of the previous round, correct ?
細編み1目+鎖1目で長編み1目になるってことか…。
I have been crocheting for 65 years and still watch as many videos and tutorials as possible. I crochet every day. I almost treat myself like a newbie who is always open to learning new stitches and techniques of crochet and seem to learn something new every day. The step up joins still frustrates me after all this time and this is a real find for me. Thank you.
I agree what you say, and I will do that too
Agree! Never liked the look of the seam showing 😕🙄😒😖
Personally, I’m a visual learner, so watching and listening to the music is perfect for me…different strokes for different folks and can’t please everyone😊
Yup, me too!
What she does:
The first round she chains 2 at the start before double crocheting, just like you usually would do with 3 chains. When she goes to join in the 2nd round, she does not slip stitch into the top of the 2 chains, she skips those chains, and she slip stitches into the first double crochet.
Then, the rounds after that, she starts each round with a single crochet and then a chain after the single crochet, before beginning regular double crochets. When she goes to join in the 3rd round, she skips the single crochet and the chain, and slip stitches into the firsy double crochet.
Thank you! Many people will benefit! 🧡
So, basically replace the chain 2 with (sc, ch1) at the beginning of each round and then increase as you normally would?
@@raenandlal5893 ...but slip stitch from the back side. That's such a game changer!
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Thank you! Now I understand. I needed words 🙂
Forgo the music..talk us through please
I love this and your work is so neat but I really wish there were some explanation about the brilliant stitches you do. Into the back of a stitch, SC then ch 1 etc. relying on the visuals is quite hard. have mercy.
She said earlier she does not speak English. Love her videos.
The perfect solution to eliminating the “join line”. Now I too will only crochet like this. Great job and demonstration! Thank you!
Thank you!
and the flares that I seem to get 🎉
No entiendo nada 🥺😓
Maravilloso trabajo muy profesional Gracias por compartirlo.
@@estelaromo1446 Estela ajusta la velocidad de el video. Es para que no se note la union de los puntos al terminar y unir la vuelta. Es genial
I love this. I’ve always hated the line that shows where you join the rows.
So, as far as I can see, the only difference from visible join is that you make the connection going into the back of the stitch? It’s not very clear and I think this is why people are complaining about the music and no verbal instructions.
No, it's not the only stitch that hides the visible join; if you look carefully, she connects the end of each row by joining to the end of the second stitch thro the back of it, and then does a single crochet and then a chain followed by a DC in the same chain hole, if you get my meaning, lol. Looks tricky but it is really quite simple, and a lovely video of leaning process. :)
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This is brilliant!!! I love this. So smooth and beautiful. I have always disliked the join lines. Thank you so so much from a seasoned crocheter for many decades.
Thank so much for your demonstration. It makes perfect sense and the join is so much neater!! Awesome. Your crocheting is so perfect.
Thank you!
What a Fabulous way to join rounds invisibly! Thank You So Much!!!
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thanks for this very helpful video.
Genious! One change in the sluo stitch direction makes a major difference. Ty so much for sharing!! (👍 & Subscribed)😊
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Best video I have seen for round starting/ finishing technique and the fastening off 'invisibly' technique.
Here I thought that I was doing something wrong. Apparently, no matter how one crochets a circle, it still wants to curl.
Fo me, circles that start with either 6 or 12 stitches curl the least when finished. I'm not sure if the multiple just happens to create better circles or if I am just crocheting all other multiples too loose or too tight.
Well that's kind of life changing 🤣 thank you!
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I really like your videos. I especially appreciate it when u put yarn content and needle size on the screen for me... I know it seems so simple but I don't know those things
I have never seen a crochet circle look virtually perfect. Absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Thank you!
Omg thank you so much for this tip. I've been wondering why my pattern kept getting a "seam" or an extra stitch
Wow 👌 thanks a million this will definitely help me with those unsightly seams. Your amazing to share this with us
Thank you for the tip and for making a video plain and simple - without so much blah-blah.🙉! so many years without knowing how to do a circle without that annoying line. Thank you 😁
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Very cool! I do have a question, though. If the initial sc+ch counts as the first st, but then you join the round into the first dc, how do you not lose a st from skipping over the sc+ch?
You don't lose a stitch because you work in the join stitch, which you normally skip. :D
0:00 Round 1
1:51 Round 2
3:38 Round 3
... Etc 😅
I'm glad I gave this video a shot. I almost clicked out of it because it was just music but you show the steps really well. Thanks!
AMAZING! simple trick with such an impact on how it looks! thank you for this video. I make coasters all the time and always hated how the seam looked. I will be using this technique from here on x
genius, I will be doing this from now on as I am forever trying to disguise the beginning stitch join.
This is what I love about crochet! There is always something new to learn. What a simple solution!
Thank you. I hate seeing the join line. Beautiful!!!! I saved this video for future reference and subscribed to your channel.
Thank you!
Me too!
But as soon as I start row 3 my flat circle is curling up and I don't know what's exactly happening:(
Thank you very much !!! This wonderful instruction will take the looks of my crochet items up to a much higher level !!! So happy !!! Lol I was just starting a crochet shopping bag with a round bottom and really didn't love the looks of the chain 3 at the beginning of the row and the slanted line it made !!! Needless to say I frogged it all and started it over this way !!!
This will work for all projects !!! PERFECT Timing !!! : ) Also love the finishing no lump or bump go in from the back and then through the back loop only, Brilliant !!!!!
Excellent video, very easy to follow. I have struggled with my rounds looking neat and this really helped me. Thank you for using a yarn that is easy to see!
This is the very best seamless crochet in the round I’ve ever seen and from today the only one I will use. Absolutely fabulous x
Thank you!
I'm a seasoned crocheter and your invisible join is the BEST ever! Thank you! Before I type out the entire instructions for both your SC and DC methods, do you already have a tutorial written out that I can just copy? Thank you in advance for hopefully saving me from a long and tedious job.
Thank you. I know English bad. I only have a video.
@@crochet_now Thank you for your honest response. Would you like for me to send you the written versions once I've completed?
@@bonniewhetzel3727 I would be super grateful to get written instructions
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Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing, I’ve never seen this in all the years I have been crocheting. Mind you, I am self taught.
Thank you!
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The problem is theres no explanation of why you only crochet like this. Or that there is even another way to do it. You dont show the alternative. what the difference even is.
this way is seamless ,, the alternative shows seam.
the difference is the slip stitch is from the back from the opposite end instead of where your working thread is
How clever! It looks so much better. Thanks for sharing.
Some new rows happening at 3:12 and 5:26
Thanks!
Thank you!
Love this demo. So restful and clear! Now I will crochet more.
Thanks!
If the pattern calls for single crochet (SC), do we just start the row with a SC (without a ch as you’d do for a DC pattern)?
Thank you for the tutorial. I love it.
Love the way you teach, no unnecessary chatter! Just straight to the details! Learning something new everyday!!! Thank you so much 💓
So confused, i started all over again many times. Please have subtitles
Now I can’t remember what’s the wrong way we all been doing? 😂
beautiful joining . 60 years of crocheting and didn't know this join.
Thank you!
Love this! I HATE the join line. Thank you for the knowledge 🙏🏻
Cool. That's actually how I started doing my invisible joins a couple months ago. I figured it out in my own but, I never thought about incorporating the manuever into a project with rounds. Awesome. Thanks for sharing.
And i just don’t understand why the starting chain is different for each row😅 what if I want to do more than 10 rows?
Looks like it’s the same. Just don’t SS to join. Instead, pull the loop directly through the top of the first ch of the row, SC into same stitch and ch 1. After that keep DC around like you would normally to make a circle.
Vous ajoutez 12 mailles (sts) à chaque rangs si j'ai bien compris 😊
THANK YOU! I always have a big seam ruining my circles. This is beautiful. I will be doing this from now on!
Crochet hack: place the seam under the tick in the thumbnail's second picture instead above the cross in the first picture.
Life changing!
As a newbie I wish I knew what your comment meant.. how do we see the second thumbnail image? Thank you in advance.
I've just completed a pair of elbow patches for my hubby's jumper. Wish I'd seen this before I started! I love the invisible joins between rows. Could you do a pattern using sc (UK dc) instead of dc (UK tr) to show how to do the increases on each row? Thanks.
It is like a meditation and crochet lesson in one. Love it!
Me too. I keep volume low and its soothing and helps me concentrate.
Total game-changer! This method has transformed how I crochet. Thanks for the awesome tip! 🧶👏
I love this. Tq for sharing. So easy method. Gonna follow this tutorial for all project
Thank you really much. May Lord Jesus bless you and your family 😊❤
Thank you!
Thankyou!! So happy to no longer have seam-like lines in my hats!
Or you can just crochet in a "snail" shape... That's what I do with amigurumis
With single crochet, of course. You can't do it with higher stitch like double crochet or triple crochet, it will result in obvious height difference
That’s great Job. I started my crochet 4days ago, the result was failed I tried 3 times. Now I know the mistake I had.
Another great way to end a round! Might I share the way i have seen for starting a round? Instead of a chain 3, do a single crochet and then another single on the side bar in the front of the first one. It might not be a thing for everybody but maybe worth a try. I use it all the time
Thank you! 🧡
I believe I he two-sc technique is called "stacked single crochets" and it's a great alternative to the gap-creating chain 3 at the start of a row.
Definitely will try joining each round your way as it lies much flatter and neater. Thanks.
Perfect thank you I will use this method from now on. Thank you for sharing ❤
Wonderful video, and I learned something new! I will be using your join method from now on. Thanks! 🤩
Thank you!
I love how you're showing what you're doing. As a newbie, I can't understand what the lingo is, so watching closely is the best way for me to learn
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Gracias!
Excellent tutorial on how to crochet properly. Thank you
THANK YOU, so beautiful.I will do it that way.❤
Thank you for this tutorial!! Super helpful! 🥰
Thank you very much for sharing. Greetings from México!
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I do a two chain and 12 actual dc… I do not count the ch2. I make 1st dc in same ch2 placement. And I have no join seam.
And how do you join?
Yes, how do you join it to the next row?
Very nice! The only other way I know of to avoid that "seam" is to work in a spiral using a stitch marker to mark the first stitch. 😊❤
Would be awesome if you could narrate what you are doing. I can't watch and read at the same time.
I do not speak English
That's the idea of a video, that you can pause it and read as many times as you need and play the video in the same way 😅
Very helpful video for foreign guests. Nice music. Thank you very much!
I just followed you ...got confused after 6th layer...unable to follow the increase...can you explain again the increase pattern so i can do on my own...thanks a lot .
She is increasing by 12 each round
Round 1- magic loop, chain 2, 11 double crochets (US terms) (12 stitches)
R2- single crochet, chain 1 + 1 dc into the same stitch, then 2 dc in each stitch around (24 stitches)
R3- sc, ch1, dc, dc, 2dc, repeat (36)
You start each round with a sc & ch1 which counts as your first double crochet of the row
So for round 6 it would be 6x12= 72
Then 7x12=84
Enfin résolu ce problème de raccord ! Merci. Think you
Thank you so much for this demonstration.
Hola ,no entiendo como pasas de los 11 puntos a los 24... si en el primer punto haces (1sc, ch, 1dc) solo quedarían 10 puntos para hacer 2dc en cada uno.. en realidad serian 21 puntos
I actually really hate music. It’s annoying I turn the sound off.
Well there is always the mute button to eliminate music. Music is food for the soul though, it's just a case of finding a music style that speaks to our inner being. There are many languages in the world and the whole world can upload to TH-cam. There might be folk who can understand every single language on earth, but I doubt there are very many of them. Bless them, the translation subtitles can sometimes result in gibberish being displayed but, then again, there are plenty who speak only gibberish.
I ask: is possibile to do in sc rather than dc? Or it works only in dc? Thank you 💐
but it looks like us double crochet to me is it
yes it's US double crochet
This is like crochet zen ❤️ sooo satisfying and thank you for sharing in such a clear way xxx
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É a videoaula que eu precisava. ❤
Thank you for this video. Great camera angle that shows it all very clearly. So easy to follow, Love it.
this is so confusing....
Very interesting. Not seen that method of slip stitching in the round before. Will definitely be using this, thanks!
Oh thank you so much, for showing us all the most easier way to get through the magic circle. I was always stuffed it up. I like your method, so much better. Thank you for sharing ❤
Ver videos de crochet a las 3:00 a.m. es mi terapia 😮💨
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Thank you. I will try that.
Ni habló y le entendí mejor que a otros tantos :') Necesitaba ver bien