How to Join Double Crochet Rounds With an Invisible Seam

[@umhi345]

I love how this looks on my work I like this technique better than others I’ve seen and it’s very effortless

[@changepathcrochet]

Glad you like it!

[@doreenwatson-read]

i watched the short video 10+ times then this one too.thankyou for sharing

[@changepathcrochet]

Thanks for watching!

[@athomewithjenny]

Im so glad I found you on yt shorts!! Im making hexagon granny squares and I'm gonna try this today! Thank so much!!

[@changepathcrochet]

Wonderful!

[@YstyqZara]

Another amazing video. Not just the joining part, but the standing dc. Bc it never made sense to me that the point of twisting the hook is to basically yarn over for the dc. Such a simple thing, but the way you put it into words is so easy to understand that it's mind blowing to me. How did I never get that.
My personal favorite is doing stacked sc, or sc+chain 1, but either way. This was so useful and you made it seem so easy, instead of overcomplicating it

[@changepathcrochet]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Oceangirl_505]

I just found you and this is very helpful! I'm going to binge watch you. Of course, I subbed and turned on notifications.

[@changepathcrochet]

Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[@DeborahGraham-n8g]

thank you

[@changepathcrochet]

You're welcome

[@irenew6202]

Wow awesome

[@changepathcrochet]

Glad you liked it!

[@thethriftyfawn]

Very cool! 😃

[@changepathcrochet]

Thanks! 😄

[@VEVAGALA]

❤Saludos desde Marbella

[@changepathcrochet]

Hello! 👋

[@cindyunick8419]

Do you do this with the very first row?

[@changepathcrochet]

You can do the Standing Double Crochet into a magic ring to start, but you have to chain-1 first and use the chain to do the stitch.

[@puteriwanie3607]

❤❤

[@changepathcrochet]

😊