Amigurumi Seamless Join (right-handed version)

[@Mx-dh9ui]

I gotta try this! Sewing pieces together was always my least favorite part because I was so bad at it. Now I can do better! Thanks for a simple trick and a clear video!

[@Ola-1114]

Me too. I am so bad at it 😔

[@Mindyradio1]

This is the best explanation of joining a piece I have ever seen.

[@zanetwiesman9079]

I fully agree with you.

[@estherhooke3469]

I always dread the sewing on of pieces in amigurumi and am rarely pleased with how it turns out. But this video has been so helpful, and definitely makes the process much easier and the results so much neater. Thank you for making this detailed and clear video!

[@chrissyinpa]

I seen this years ago but forgot about it and just found it again! This is a game changer!! Now my parts down look horrible when sewn on!! Thanks so much!!

[@planetjune]

Glad I could help!

[@patriciacreveling6773]

Wow! Thank you for showing this with a contrasting color. I could never "get it" before. Ready to try it now!

[@veronicalee25]

I have spent so much time watching videos on sewing amigurumi parts and at the end still left confused. Your instructions are clear and make sense. I'm so thankful and relieved to have found your video. Thank you so so much!

[@keiguluv]

Thank you for teaching this method, and so clearly! I crocheted a second amigurumi today and the appearance has drastically improved from the first.

[@lindataylor5477]

I just successfully joined a muzzle on my crocheted deer rattle and I had to stop what I was doing to thank you! I had crocheted for many years and not to brag, but I am pretty good at it. I recently started doing amigurumi and had no trouble with making perfect crocheted pieces. The pieces quickly turned nightmare-ish when I put them together. It looked sloppy and I couldn’t get it right. I watched this video and it was like a gift from God! ❤️❤️❤️. The muzzle attached perfectly, the seam is invisible and it looks so adorable. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

[@kristind5877]

I love this! I'm making a giant stuffed Totoro, and wasn't sure how I should attach all the separate pieces. Thank you! ^_^

[@agustinaetcheverria8121]

Kinda late (very) but did you finish the Totoro?

[@angelicabasque1749]

Hi ,just wanted to say thank you for this tutorial. I started amigurumi about two months ago, and I always come back to this video as a refresher. It's beautifully explained, and the example with the contrasting yarn is very much appreciated.

[@planetjune]

You are so welcome!

[@IamTheOne1977]

I have plenty of June’s patterns and it’s always a pleasure to made them. They are so clear and if you have any questions, you can get in touch with June. She has many smart tips for crochet works. Thank you very much June! Grillotte from Etsy 🇧🇪

[@judyriccio7511]

OMG thank you! This has chaged my life with amigurumi.....

[@veesea8889]

Thank you so much for this tutorial! 💗 I've sewn on the neatest muzzle I've ever, and I mean *_EVER_* sewn on. I hate sewing limbs, ears and muzzles onto my items because I need it to be perfect. I actually found using your technique to be quite satisfying and so much quicker that I thought, and quicker than I usually do. I'll use this in future for sure 👌🏻😎👍🏻

[@planetjune]

Yay, that's what I like to hear! It was a game-changer for me when I figured out this technique - you'll never go back 😉

[@cinnimonteardrop]

hello June. i am 16 years old and found your method extremely helpful. this worked for me and my friends. we thank you dearly.

[@brendasutton4849]

I want to say THANK YOU SO MUCH for this technique. I love crocheting amigurumi but when I attached the pieces I was so heart broken in the way it looked. I cant Thank you enough for this video. Love it my amigurumis look so good now. THANK YOU THANK YOU

[@planetjune]

I'm so glad it helped you!

[@cindywhitsett8244]

You are genius. Thank you!!! I have been wanting to do an amigurumi, but I am such a perfectionist, that I haven't started because I want it perfect. I am scouring your videos and learning a wealth of techniques. I shall be brave and do a small one ... I may even send a pic to you when I've completed it. THANK YOU!!

[@cindywhitsett8244]

Thanks!!! I'm watching and following :)

[@char8059]

I totally understand where you're coming from, Cindy! I'm a perfectionist as well, and I want my Amigurumi to look really good right from the get go! June's tips are absolutely the very best I've seen on KZbin or anywhere else! She's given me confidence that my little creatures will totally benefit from her experience and knowledge, now that I have her to guide me! Thank you, June!!

[@muscidae]

Thanks June! I tried this while attaching the plates on my Stegosaurus, and it worked really well! Demonstrating with the contrasting colour helps a lot, and the final join looks perfect.

[@javiera4547]

Thanks a lot! I'm going to start a dinosaur amigurumi for my brother. I'm new at amigurumi and this will be the first time attaching legs into a piece (I have been working on very small, potato like animals!) and this tutorial helped a lot!

[@paulagross727]

This video is so helpful! I forget how to do it every time I make an amigurumi and then I come back and watch this again. It's very clear and helpful!

[@planetjune]

I'm so glad - that's exactly why I make my videos, so you can keep referring back to them whenever you need them!

[@surlywithfabshoes]

Thank you SO much. I looked at some other tutorials but yours was by far the easiest and tidiest method. I'm working on my very first amigurumi piece and will use this method going forward!!

[@char8059]

I agree! June's tips and advice are the best!! 👍

[@aprilroberts5701]

This is a lifesaver! I love making amigarumi but HATED joining the pieces because it always looked messy to me but this leaves such a clean seam

[@planetjune]

I'm so glad you're enjoying my method - it's a game changer, isn't it?!

[@lady2lord]

8 years ago you made this tutorial and I've yet to find another to compare! Thank you for sharing your creativity, 🎀〰️🌷〰️🎀

[@TerminallyPerky]

I WISH I would have watched this before I ever crocheted a single stitch! 100/10.

[@matchaa4a]

Finishing my first amirugumu. I have watched and tried many tutorials but this one helped me the most!

[@planetjune]

I'm so glad it helped you!

[@annmadebyhand]

Wonderful video - thank you! It's a true game changer for me. The join is so secure and seamless - as you're going through both loops, it pulls it down a bit and doesn't leave that awkward ridge. Brilliant! Thanks

[@clarissagutierrez9405]

This is exactly why I subscribed to you, all of your video tutorials are so clear, and extremely beginner friendly. Thank you!!!❤️

[@mbreinegger7239]

I have two projects on hold because I can’t get the hang of sewing limbs on. Then I found your video. I’m going to try your technique. Thank you so much for sharing. Blessings

[@planetjune]

Good luck! I'm sure it'll go a lot more smoothly (and neatly) with my technique 🤞

[@aprilporter7908]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. My sewing was spoiling projects and with your clear instructions, Ive finally got it right.

[@mamalikou]

Can' t thank you enough! You saved all my projects from now on.

[@zanetwiesman9079]

This video was made 13 years ago, and I have learned from it. Thank you!!

[@brendasutton4849]

Thanks!

[@planetjune]

Thank you so much for your support! ❤️

[@Leykys]

This is really helpful. I watched your video a couple of months ago when i was starting a really ambitious project (i AM a beginner), then i left crocheting a couple of weeks and i nedeed to rewatched this, but i totally forgot it was an English speaking channel (spanish is my native tongue) so i struggled a bit 😅 but thank god i found you again and now i'm suscribed ☺️

[@planetjune]

I'm so glad my videos are helping you! If you're struggling with the language, you can turn on the closed captioning and then go to Settings (the gear icon) > Subtitles/CC > Auto-translate > choose your language and the captions will appear in your desired language! (Note: At the time I write this, I believe it still only works on desktop, not mobile - hopefully KZbin will add the same functionality to KZbin on mobile devices at some point soon.)

[@TheCraftyloser]

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU. I was so frustrated with sewing this one piece on. I just couldn't get it to look right. Your video helped a TON.

[@angelicam4781]

Thank you for using contrasting yarn. That made it so much easier to understand!

[@ThuyLe-ve2kz]

My joining is horrible and I haven’t seen any videos as good as this. Thank you so much!

[@mysunnyblueskies]

I've been struggling with joining pieces of my amis--this is going to help so much. Thanks for posting such a clear, concise video and for coming up with such a wonderful method of joining!

[@SparkiMcSparks]

What a gorgeous finish! Thank you!!!

[@char8059]

This is a fantastic tip!! Thank you so much for sharing it with us! I'm definitely going to be using it to join pieces together! You have the very best Amigurumi tips and your finished pieces are just beautiful! I've crocheted for quite a while but am new to Amigurumi.... I'm saving all your tips and tricks and will be using them as I work to make my Amigurumi the best that it can be!! It's wonderful to have your knowledge available to us Amigurumi lovers....You're just invaluable!! Thank you, June! Char from Phoenix, Arizona 🌵🌵🌵🌞🌡️☀️🌡️🌝🌡️

[@sherrywilbur1607]

your voice is so pleasant, it was as if princess diana had come back to life to do this tutorial. thank you!

[@caffienatedtactician]

Very helpful, thank you! Immediate improvement in how clean my joins look

[@planetjune]

You're very welcome!

[@maeveanne1]

Its not possible to dislike this video, its beautifull crochet. and very clear instructions, perfect. Thank you

[@rkh1942]

I'm going to try this stitch on the piece I'm currently putting together. Thank you very much for sharing your technique and making it perfectly clear in your video.

[@winterlvzz]

much appreciated for your valuable tutorials (..being a newbie, i was in dilemma when it comes to the joins ) this had truly helped a great deal. thank you !

[@2ajungle2]

I love to crochet amigurumi, but HATE putting all the pieces together because I am very picky. I have so many projects that I have all the pieces done but just haven't finished because I take them back apart because I don't like the way the pieces are joined or I finish it and so disappointed because I see all the flaws. This video has helped me so much and I actually like the look now. Thank you so much!!

[@Tami8161]

Thanks for this! A clean, professional finish is so important!

[@candacelindquist1805]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’m getting obsessed with Amigurumi and this is extremely helpful. I took a peek at your channel and loved what I saw so I subscribed.

[@christineloucks9380]

That is amazing! This is a great video, instructions are clear. I am making a variety of cactus that I need to sew onto crocheted "soil". This method will be very helpful and make my stitching less noticiable.

[@sewinsuzie75]

Hi June, First of all thank you for your book The Complete Idiots Guide to Amigurumi. It is a great book. I don't know why it's called Idiot's Guide, I think it should have a less insulting name. Something like Amigurimi for Everyone. Anyway all that aside the book in my opinion is for everyone. It covers just about everything a crocheter should know. Thank you for a wonderful book. A big thank you for doing your tutorials for left and right handed so. The only thing I do is write with my left hand but sew with my right hand. I just discovered from watching your tutorial that I start sewing from the left handed side. No wonder I used to get mixed up in home economics class. Oh well I managed over the years to figure things out, although I never liked doing things if others were watching. Best wishes Dorothy Atkinson

[@jojoj.6181]

I really appreciate that you showed how to make the stitch in a different color. Made it really clear and even I could follow you ^^‘

[@shirleychulani8706]

best video demo on invisible , seamless join . thank you .

[@memesmith0811]

Hi June, I love your tutorials, they are easy to follow and concise. I have a 6yr grandson and would like to do a couple of amigurumi dinosaurs for him as I've only seen him when born and at 18mths as we live a very long way away. He loves dinos. Thanks

[@nikusita]

This is the perfect video for this topic. No need others at all! Thanks!

[@northcoastize]

Thks for sharing! Excellent! And good closeups, plus using a brightly coloured thread it's easy to see!

[@stefanie_b_aus_k]

Thank you and greetings from Germany

[@karencarroll8526]

Thanks for The video! Just finished crocheting my first amigurumi and this will make a big difference Joining the parts to my project.

[@nalanihamby3710]

This is amazing! I’m so glad I saw this before I started anything.

[@carolmartinez6103]

Great Video! I watched a different one first but yours was extremely easy to understand.

[@gracemech9136]

Thank you so much. Such a nice-looking finish. I wish I had searched this out a long time ago.

[@ioannavalathan9290]

I had to watch video after video for this, trying to understand it, but yours is really the best! Thank you so much!1

[@aheartofworship27]

This is an example of a perfect tutorial. Great teacher.

[@planetjune]

Thank you!

[@lopenhall90]

Love it. I just got amped up to Amigurumi now. Thank You.

[@angiedelasflowers]

Fantastic tutorial, very clear. It help me very much to join my amirugumi parts properly ( invisible join). Thank you very much!

[@Letsgetinthewind]

Thank you for this video. It's the only one that I will use from now on because it's so easy. Do you have or planning to do video and explain how to join other parts of amigurumi?

[@planetjune]

You're welcome! You can use this technique to join *any* open-ended piece to another piece - small, large, flat, round - it's the same technique! Are there other joins in particular that you're looking for?

[@josephmckeemajury]

What a great tip, this has been my bugbear, my stitches have always been fine, but I never knew how to joking limbs etc neatly.

[@meganlindsay9178]

Thank you! I am horrible at sewing things together, but this made it so easy!

[@planetjune]

I'm so glad it helped!

[@cantinhodaminoca845]

Perfect. Thank you so much for teaching this finish. He had been looking for the best way possible for a long time. I loved. 😍 Perfeito. Muito obrigada por ensinar esse acabamento. Vinha procurando a melhor forma possível há muito tempo. Eu amei. 😍😘🤗

[@Maureen_ray]

Ahhhhhh-MAZING! Love this method! I will be trying it out on a pony I'm making my daughter. Thank you!

[@princessbelle2]

I almost do that exact thing but i didn't insert into the same stitch which would definitely be a cleaner line. Thanks for the tip!!

[@dsanderson2385]

This is a great video, thank you! Clear explanation and camera work.

[@thesumofus-g2b]

Thanks soooo much great Video especially for beginners ❤

[@kitherit]

I'm very experienced with crochet, and have been making a number of Amigurumi recently... and I still found this tutorial insightful!! One question, do you have any suggestions on securing the thread once you're finished? I've just been pushing the needle back and forth through the inner stuffing, doubling back, to secure the end of the yarn before trimming it. I'm looking into selling my Amigurumi now, and I was wondering if there was a more secure method to secure the end of the yarn?

[@DogloverAVS]

Thank you for this tutorial, I just started amigurumi and this was super helpful!

[@chismalu]

This is a great video !! Thank you , I gotta try it for my next ami . I've been doing it from the"outside " and the piece of threat shows bigger ...thanks for sharing 😊

[@cassitttyy]

I've been avoiding patterns because every time I join limbs it doesn't stay. Gonna try this! Thanks!!!

[@claramarone5510]

Just wow!!!! Great video!!! Thank you. Your video is thee best. Nice n up close. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Leebeloola]

Fantastic method. Will definitely be using this from now on

[@amyderrix5478]

Great tutorial thanks a lot! Would love to see how to finish the join?

[@kittenmittenscrochet]

You just saved my project! Thank you!

[@rosaphile]

Looks like a great technique! Thanks so much for sharing, I can't wait to try it out.

[@Lilolindiriel]

Beautifully shown good video

[@planetjune]

Thank you!

[@charlotteweb581]

Brilliant! I'm making Hello Kitty for my father (How Cute) and I wanted the best stitch for it. Normally I don't care, as I make them for my self. But this is too special.

[@mamacamano7507]

Thank you for sharing your technique so thoroughly! It will really help me.🥰

[@GreenHouse411]

Thank you so much. This made it so easy to understand.

[@lucianedias9212]

Wonderful! Thank You! Kisses from Brasil! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷😘

[@Ooo00ooOFYt]

Thank you so much i could definitely see and feel a difference when sewing body parts on amigurumi ❤

[@mandirodgers9872]

Very helpful. Not I won’t have lumpy stitches when I sew my pieces together!! Life changing. I mean if your life is crochet, which mine is. 🤪

[@mandirodgers9872]

Now

[@notyourhoneypie]

Many thanks for this detailed explanation))) It helped me greatly, really. I wish you good luck and success))

[@felicitybabe]

very helpful but how do you tie it off?

[@jazmingaston1733]

Def going to do this next time. Thanks for the tip.

[@elllie3630]

thank you so much for this video really clearly explained and I feel like the best and my fav video really easy and seamless

[@ajtm23]

Thank you!

[@chibifigures5430]

Would this work when sewing a flat piece to a rounded piece. Like the belly patch of a shark to the sharks belly

[@psz34]

I love it, it's the best explanation!

[@teresaestrade2371]

Thank you. That makes my relantionship with amigurumi much more comfortable, lol!!!

[@annasullivan4946]

Is this beautiful way to attach limbs & ears for toys which will be played with my small children/toddlers? Thanks

[@planetjune]

Absolutely! Just remember to fasten off securely when you've finished stitching.

[@angiedelasflowers]

Fantastic video, very clear. It makes my seems really neat and beautiful. Thank you very much!

[@crochetangel3745]

Love this technique

[@eviliiiii]

I love you so much for making this video, huge help! Thank you!

[@katerinaplockova6092]

Great and clear video 💕

[@lilian9604]

Thanks for sharing such a great technique 👍😊