Crochet Quick tip #1: HOW TO CLOSE A CROCHET CIRCLE SO THE JOIN IS SEEMLESS - Invisible Finish Off

[@stephanieanderson4552]

Thank you so much for making this! You made something that keeps confusing me very simple and clear!

[@jsabri6324]

Of all the ways I have learned to close a magic circle, yours is the best and clearest. Thank you!

[@KathyThomas1015]

What a gifted teacher you are! Each step easy to understand and slow enough to do it at the same time. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@remarkablecrochet]

You are very welcome Kathy! I make my tutorials so people can work together with me and it is great to receive such feedback! Thanks for watching

[@leticiaacevez5825]

Absolutely wonderful tutorial! thank you!

[@leighmartin5596]

I Enjoyed watching the tutorial Crochet and learning to make patterns.

[@tammyho9328]

Thank you for sharing crochet close that’s so awesome thanks again

[@ukuleleranch3843]

Excellent tutorial. It really helped me improve my crocheting. Thank you!

[@monnas4443]

Thank you very much for this excellent video! Easy to follow and exactly what I was looking for.😊

[@Fabian-cl9pj]

Muchísimas gracias, su video es el que mejor explico.

[@nancywolf5863]

These tips are helping me improve on my crochet and I love your tips keep it up please

[@remarkablecrochet]

Thank YOU Nancy, for your comment! I'm really happy to know that these tips are useful for your projects. Stay tuned for more ;)

[@leannefoster427]

I'm new to crochet, and this tutorial was so easy to follow. thank-you very much

[@remarkablecrochet]

You are most welcome my friend :) At the moment, I'm holding a free course how to crochet. If you are interested, feel free to join the facebook group facebook.com/groups/617244695147280/ for more info. There you are going to find the lessons and material. Here in the channel as well. Have a nice day

[@breefortney]

Thank you for making this so clear for me!

[@pammarshall7686]

thats a great tip and so beautifully finished. Thank you so much x

[@remarkablecrochet]

You are very welcome! It is my pleasure to show this small tricks that make nicer our crochet work :)

[@Smanya2110]

I recently started learning crochet at age 84 Your videos on joining techniques are excellent When i crochet continuous rounds in one color i get noticeable bumps I am trying your method now When i crochet in one color can i use standing double crochet without cutting thread in each round?

[@danettetrostle7173]

😎..here I go on to your next video to change color.

[@angiec363]

This is terrific! I need a little practice but it looks great! Thank you so much! I love how nice and close you get so we can see the stitches! Well done! :)

[@janetmiller216]

Thanks for sharing this video, it is one of the best that I've watched, while trying to become proficient with my projects. This would be a great tutorial for any level of crocheting.

[@remarkablecrochet]

Hi Janet! Thank you for your comment. A couple of months ago I started making videos and comments like yours really encourage me to continue sharing what I have learned :) This channel is really made for my suscribers so I would apreciate a lot if you would tell me what you want to see next Stay tuned for more videos.

[@CamilleGG451]

Thank you so much for this awesome video and finally- somebody who does this super close up and doesn't make any fast moves LOL! 😄For the life of me the one thing I'm stuck on though is after I've finished the final stitch in the ring and go to join it, I can never figure out which of those little suckers are part of the chain! 😫 I need like a microscope of which is which! Anyone?? Thx!

[@martebergman4669]

Love it, but what if you don’t want to change colors? I’m working on a hexagon temperature blanket & need all the rounds to be the same color …

[@sumeramooney4769]

Can you please make a detailed tutorial of crocheting toddler size hat ??

[@Beencouraged777]

Perfect

[@cassandraking7150]

THANK YOU! I am making a granny square each day for a variation on a tempature blanket. I hate the way they look with the traditional finishing method. This is a wonderful thing!! :)

[@remarkablecrochet]

You are using this trick, yeah!!! that's great. Thank you for your comment :) and for letting me know that this works for you

[@mivlog655]

very good teaching mam... ♥

[@alumadness]

Thank you so much!

[@remarkablecrochet]

Thank YOU for watching the video :)

[@jq7136]

This is wonderful but is there anyway to get the same look and continuously join colors without slip st join?

[@heididedobbelaere9775]

Ese vídeo está perfectamente claro. Muchas gracias. :-)

[@remarkablecrochet]

Heidi De Dobbelaere muchas gracias por tu comentario. Me hace muy feliz saber que este vídeo te ha sido útil. Pronto subiré nuevos vídeos con nuevos tips ;-)

[@leftieknitter7392]

Very neat circle but confused re magic circle tail. You cut it off without weaving in. Surely it will come undone. Please advise as love your method if secure

[@sworley1956]

How would you start a new color so that it also looks flawless

[@remarkablecrochet]

Hi sworley1956! I have a video where this is explained in detail. Let me know whether this video answer your question Crochet Quick tip #2: HOW TO START ROUNDS CHAINLESS - Color/Yarn Change When Crocheting in the Round kzbin.info/www/bejne/aH2laptsj7Jqg8U

[@marionwalker7580]

How to attach the cricles without making it square. In the shape of a triangle