GO SEAMLESS!! Crochet Invisible join the easy way.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

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[@全猫連]

This is AWESOME❗️

[@วรัญญาประสมทอง-ฉ4ศ]

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[@sandraatkins3884]

It’s extremely rare for me to post comments, but I HAVE to say, this is a game changer for me! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS!

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

I'm so glad I could help 🥰

[@remvaro2564]

X2! 🙏🏼♥️♥️♥️🇫🇷

[@Call_me_Dee.]

@@LittlejohnsYarn For me toooo.🥺 I really appreciate this video and find the content extremely useful. Thank you so much for sharing this. Bless you.😊

[@debbieholmes8926]

Love it. But not the ridge on the inside is there another way so you don't get that ridge? TIA

[@oskibraxa]

Seconded !!!

[@brief402]

Girl.... you're my hero Your nifty tricks just increase the quality of my work 10 fold and make it seem as if I've been crocheting way longer then just 2 years

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

thank you so much. I"m so happy I could help.

[@evelyntobias8081]

After almost 50 years of crocheting, why am I finally learning this? Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial!

[@marietruax7232]

I have been crocheting for over 50 years and never knew this method. WOW.

[@amydavis4945]

This is the best "invisible" seam I've seen yet! Thanks so much!!!

[@cindylang6206]

This is so amazing! I'm 67 and still learning wonderful tricks from wonderful people like you! Now that I gotten the hang of it, I don't even need the stitch marker. Thank you so much for sharing. My pumpkin gift bags look so much nicer without the seam.

[@DonnaF.]

LOVE THIS!!!!! BEST INVISIBLE JOIN I’VE EVER SEEN TAUGHT!! GREAT TEACHING AND CAMERA WORK. THANK YOU! 💕

[@cynsabonorris1924]

Super sharp instructions, thank you!!

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Thank you so much. I'm so grateful 🥰❤️

[@cynthiac5941]

Where have you been my whole life. How has this not become standard

[@normahampton1702]

This is one of the best techniques I've ever seen, and I've been crocheting for over 60 years! Absolutely genius!

[@trishnemeth7035]

I've been crocheting since the early 1990's, and this has been a source of irritation for me from the very start. I can't Wait to do this for all of the rest of my Christmas hats!!!!! Thank You!!!

[@hookerhands]

Not to be dramatic but I think this rec video just changed my life. I'm getting way too excited.

[@85nikki]

Thank you Alysha! Your teaching style fits my learning style perfectly. You explain techniques clearly, make it easy to understand, and most importantly you don't go too fast and leave me confused and you don't go too slow and leave me impatient.

[@CashnCarryMusic]

This is uhMAZing! I've been crocheting for over 15 years on and off and never seen this. Thank you SO much!

[@connie-foreveryoung-jeunes6950]

After reading most comments here, I feel lucky to have this tip in my first year of crocheting. Thank you so much!

[@severma22]

Lady!! This is the best instruction for invisible join ever.

[@joburbidge1168]

I have to say that this is simply THE BEST tutorial for an invisible seam that I have seen, and I’ve checked out a few!! 😜 I also love your style of presentation, brief, clear and to the point. I love the way you say ‘ don’t skip on’ and I did as I was told 🤣 Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@Kifflington]

So, so good to know this. Now I just need a time machine to go back and un-ugly all those projects where I didn't have this knowledge...

[@nancyday957]

Actually, when I watch your videos, I feel happy. Because I'm a beginner and you're like a kind coach to me!💚🧺

[@zdravkachavdarova7056]

I've redone my work trying to fix this diagonal seam, unsuccessfully so far. It was so ANNOYING. Thank you, I'll try this method!

[@atkins56766]

WOW thanks for the video, i have been crocheting for 60 yrs and this is new to me. love it.

[@jns0913]

Wow! Wow! 70years of crocheting and I’m getting what I’ve already needed. Thanks!

[@jawz5709]

Now that I just watched this, I am going to rip out what I have started for my daughters knee high stockings. How great with no seam in the back. Thank you

[@chrisgreek4285]

You are a fibre GODDESS! How have I never seen this before?!?! You just made this old broad a subscriber for life❣️❣️

[@glyndajohnson6045]

OMG!! Let me tell you how I always telling my mom, I can't stand seeing that seam. Thank you so much! I can't wait to do this!

[@wallyjansen898]

Indeed a remarkable change. Will do in the future on all my crochet projects. I am crocheting for 65 years but I have never seen this technique. Thans for teaching an old dog a new trick.

[@BlackEnergyNews]

Thank You, Thank You, It's like learning Yarn Science, lol ....I've been crocheting for years and this is the best solution. I usually do a continuous round and decrease the stitches down at the end.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

I'm so glad I could help 🥰

[@donnahoward3694]

Wow! And thank you! So incredible! I have learned more tips and tricks at 70 from you than I have over the past ten years!

[@katiej.fromminnesota8301]

Omg...I've been crocheting for 26 yrs and I never knew this!!!!! Thanks girl!! I make dozens of winter beanies every year and now my join will be completely invisible!!! Im so excited!

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Happy to help!

[@woolrules]

Hello, if you've tried this method on a beanie, could you tell me whether you think it would work with more complex stitches like stitching into the third loop of a half double crochet stitch or not? Thanks!

[@drumminwoman5646]

Not only is this brilliant... but can I just say how much I appreciate your beautiful, UNsparkly fingertips? So many gals have fancy, perfect manicures which are so distracting to me. It's like, "LOOK at my nails! No, look at my NAILS!!" Thank you! (You have beautiful hands, by the way.)

[@marniegrosz7546]

I agree! I am sick of being distracted by crazy long, thick and sparkly fake fingernails.

[@viviennecooper1361]

Amazing! I'm a believer in "I can learn something new everyday". Thank you for sharing this tip. Blessings🙏

[@OSUSprinks]

Okay. I have watched this twice and I am super impressed. Genius!!

[@lynfoster2484]

“Don’t skip off.” 😂 Great tutorial. Your instructions are easy to follow. Thank you.

[@lindaguajardo3146]

Love the way you describe your tecnicques! I don't subscribe very often but I subscribed to your channel! Than you!

[@char8059]

How do you come up with such innovative solutions to stitch problems? You're BRILLIANT! Thank you for sharing this with us! 🙂👍💖

[@マリリン-t8l]

初めまして 日本から見てます。 とても勉強になりました。 参考にさせていただきます。

[@CardinalSin69]

This is fabulous. I am doing amigurumi dolls, and it drives me nuts with uneven lines in my work. I am so excited to use this!

[@laurenbritton]

I’m just about to try this on a hat I’m making for my dad. i’ve been crocheting for decades, and I haven’t ever done something like this with the invisible join. How fun to try something new! Thank you!

[@eveunderwood4211]

I wish I had this technique years ago as it would have saved a lot of grief. This is amazing, and I am definitely going to use this from now on. Thank you for this!

[@janbryantamaral9934]

Took me a few try’s but it’s fantastic! I’ve been crocheting for 50 years and always hated my seams. Genius, pure Genius! Thank you.

[@winnepeterson7740]

I’ve been crocheting for decades and have never seen this before. Thank you!

[@melodied4314]

Great video!! I've avoided making sweaters in the round because I don't like the VISIBLE seam. Now, a new bunch of patterns has opened up. Goes to show you don't need to wear a cape to be a hero to crocheters.

[@pattiefortner2654]

Lifes no good unless we learn something new everyday and today I learned this thanks so so much for teaching me awesome yes u are

[@samarat8]

Just perfect!!! Thank you very much! My works will be prettier from now on thanks to you! Love from Brazil ❤

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

I’m so so happy to help🥰🥰

[@krischaelgreene6865]

OMG! AGAIN...my swatch was PERFECT! I am in tears I'm so happy you shared this tip. Thank you SO much!

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

You're welcome ❤️❤️

[@Rennagayle]

What a great demonstration! I’m thankful yours was the first video to pop up in my search for an invisible join. Thanks!

[@debbiegordy7764]

I love your tutorial! Thank you for explaining this technique so clearly! I’ve been crocheting since the 4th grade (I’m now 62) and I never knew there was a way to get away from that seam! 😍

[@roxannerichard9895]

I finally found an invisible stitch that works for me…THANK YOU!

[@BTF829]

This is a wonderful tutorial! I really appreciate how easily the information was delivered, and with time stamps! I will be saving this video for future reference :-) Thank you!

[@DJParadox_LatinaGoth]

I’ve been crocheting since I was 8 (i’m 40 now) and consider myself fairly knowledgeable. You just taught me something NEW! THANK YOU!! This is a game changer!

[@JeffChristieFan]

You're a genius, sweetheart. Thanks a lot 💗

[@ardentgailla]

Oh my goodness, you are a genius! I don't know why I'm just not finding your channel, but I'm so glad to be here!!!

[@lizjo7213]

Wow, this is so impressive!!!! you've just elevated the craft to another level...Thank You for sharing your amazing tips, I really appreciate all that you do...

[@joanntyler5950]

THANK YOU! I am a bit of a perfectionist and seeing the join was DRIVING me nuts.. this is GREAT!! I think I will now crochet more!! Only thing i changed was to put the marker on the long loop so i could see the last stitch on the next round! Thanks again!!!

[@Sepulchre_Gate]

This is the best tip i've learned sense the chainless foundation .

[@GrayDragon809]

YES!! I've been trying to make my work look perfect and no matter what or how I do it, it always looks ridiculous to me after finishing a project! Freakin fantastic method. Girl you're a lifesaver!! Thank you! 😅❤

[@Lenysea]

This is GENIUS!! Thank you!

[@bridgetpeters3023]

That is awesome ☺️☺️☺️

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Thank you

[@Tomes23]

Yes, two tips in one video. I need to purchase some earrings like that to use as markers! 👏

[@suzannecoffman5741]

Genius is exactly the right word.

[@ritawashere5787]

I was just going to say the same thing! It is genius! I'm sharing it on Pinterest.

[@coollittlegremlin7243]

First of all - amasing technique, it looks so nice and explanations/instructions are all clear. A very good tutorial all around Second of all - i just need to say i love the way you explain stuff, the way you talk and all of that. It's really engaging and attention grabbing and my adhd ass needs that, yknow. Too many people have voices too monotone for me to keep up with, but this video was so easy because of your voice. Its really cool

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Awww thank you so much!

[@AnonymousAmyMakes]

GIRLLLLL!!!! You never ceases to amaze me!!! Why didn't I know about this already?!?! Thank you!

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

🤣🤣 Your welcome Amy

[@CryStealHeart]

I'm glad I seen this. I would get so annoyed with myself thinking I am doing it wrong because of the seams and the swirls. I've seen many people do seamless work. The ones I've asked that have done it for 50-60 years won't tell and just smile to keep their secret. So it lowered my confidence thinking I was wrong. After seeing this and others comments. I don't feel so bad or embarrassed anymore. I will be crocheting more now at 46. The cats out of the bag haha... Thank you!

[@pjscelfo916]

That's a great tip. You definitely think outside the box.

[@ЗухраКасимова-ц3р]

Спасибо вам огромное за объяснение. Надо же мне было выйти на ваш ролик, чтобы понять, как правильно соединить в ряды по кругу. Не зная английского языка, я поняла вас быстрее, чем отечественных блогеров😍

[@rebeccatrotman5240]

Can't wait to try this! I've tried other methods, but they still showed. This looks like it will work!

[@_kai2702]

ive come back to this video so many times because it is SO helpful. solved one of my biggest problems with working in the round for so many projects

[@Atomicl3itch99]

you are AMAZING!! thank u thank u. i’ve always hated that ugly seam. this is sooo helpful!

[@scarletsnow8476]

I enjoyed your video and it's a game changer. I made a few mistakes but I corrected them

[@sunburnedpanda]

Short, sweet and to the point! Gotta love it 😍

[@azuregaleano582]

I have NEVER watched one of your videos and not learned something!! I feel so much more confident and knowledgeable and my darling that is all because of these videos! So much gratitude from my heart to yours! May this year be your best year yet!! Thank you is not nearly enough!

[@sonshinehomesteader2762]

I am 43 years old and have been crocheting since I was 9 y/o and NEVER have I ever been able to create an invisible join. This is amazing!! Thank you for teaching this crochet veteran something new today!!! 👏🏻👏🏻😄 I'm so excited! 😆Lol 😂

[@Lajuun]

Love how easy this was to understand. Thank you very much for this tutorial.

[@moonchild96]

this is amazing!!! thank you for this! ive been crocheting for years (more or less 12 now) and the seam always annoyed me even when i'd make sure to place it in the most inconspicuous location i could in my projects. this will definitely give me much more motivation to start on and finish larger projects like sweaters and pants!

[@christinerakoz]

What an amazing idea and seems so simple! Will definitely be using this technique from now on! Thank you 😊 ❤

[@like90]

Wow, I'm doing this from now on. You always have such great tips! :D

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Yay! Thank you!

[@craftecreates5867]

OMG, you’re the MVC (most valuable crocheter)!!! All hail the GOAT! This is a game changer for real!! Thank you so much!!! ❤️

[@crochetqueen9333]

Thank you so much for this! I will definitely remember this video when I go to do this in the future.

[@johnjustice6776]

You just blew my mind. It might just be my coffee, but I'm physically psyched about this. Thank you so much.

[@DK-Spider]

A great technique excellently explained in a quick, clear, concise, easy to see video. Well done and thank you.

[@101kurtj]

I'm just sitting here with my chin on the ground because this is freaking magic.

[@Kayaya]

your instructions are so easy to follow, thanks a gazillion for sharing, it's much appreciated

[@disdonc6.klasse549]

Problem here is that you still have a seam that's a bit thicker on the inside. Is there anything we can do to avoid a seam completely?

[@hollyphillips7597]

Yes... what I do is everytime you go to the next round... for example chain 3 ignore that stitch like it is not even there. If the pattern is 1 stitch or 2 stitches... put it in the same spot as your 3 chains going up. When you come around do not go into the 3 chains up stitch ignore it. Kind of like her concept, but do not get it from the back. Do it from the front. It fills in that gap! Learned from another video and always worked great for me and made it clean and neat!

[@marie-eveallard3064]

Like the other comments say, thanks so much! I also appreciate the camera angle. It seems much more easier than I taught 😊

[@seraph511]

Thank you so much for explaining it. I saw this join in a different tutorial that was wordless. I was having issues counting stitches. Thank you for saying that we go into the 2nd stitch, and saying that last stitch is just the loop pulled long, and the chains are getting pushed to the back. The stitch marker REALLY helped. Thank you so much!

[@KadettKrock]

I know, this is a quite "old" Video, but I just *have* to write/say this: Thank you very much!!! This Video is simply GOOD!!! For me, this really helps to evolve my Joy in Amigurumi! 😁💚🖖

[@addie_is_me]

I’ve watched a few vids of this join, but now I’m done, your demonstration was perfect, thank you.

[@sarahcheungjohnson4363]

Thanks for making this such a short & concise video that’s easy to follow!!

[@AuntMindy24]

Wow! I've been crocheting for a really long time and hating that seam for nearly as long. This is just what I need to make my projects look less homemade and more handmade! Thank you!

[@aconyers06]

I've been crocheting for 40 + years but I still consider myself a beginner, I've only used single and double stiches and only straight (blankets) or in the round (hats). I've ALWAYS had an unsightly seam which sometimes can be hidden but oh my goodness this is a game changer. I'm working on a gift and am using your tip and the seam is almost invisible. Thank you so much, looking forward to watching more of your videos. 💕💕

[@deniseoxland151]

What a wonderful clear, no messing about, direct to the point video, thank you so much

[@suzanneburns6130]

Aren't you clever!! Thank you for showing that to all of us, we appreciate you so much! 🥰

[@OhClaire714]

You have the best crochet hacks! Love your channel!

[@fuziahahmad9897]

Thank you so much for showing us how to do the invisible joint..its easy to understand and follow...tq..❤️❤️

[@direvigour]

Oh wow! Should try this as it looks quite neat. Thanks

[@nyxypyxy]

I love that you explain how it works!!! It makes it so much easier to remember. Thank you!!!!!

[@LaurieEarly]

Very thankful for your clear instructions. This will make all the difference in toys I am making for my grandson ❤ Happy New Year.

[@lindam.9282]

Oh my goodness! This is awesome! I hate the look of the joining on the right side of something. This is perfect way to join without the unsightly ridge.. Did I already say AWESOME!!!

[@suzannewlaschin7900]

Oh. My. Gosh.This is SOOOOO clever! I am not crocheting anything in the round at the moment but I want to start a swatch just to play with this magic trick!

[@RobinEllis1125]

Girl...where have you been my entire crocheting life?! I nearly lost my religion, uttering foul words when I saw this. You know why? Because now I despise every seam I’ve ever made, looking at the perfection of this genius crochet tip! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! I loathe those seams and this is going to be a game changer! 💗 🙏🏼

[@tranquilmistrising]

I only wish I had seen this two years ago. This is absolutely amazing! My grandma taught me how to crochet but she was left-handed so very challenging and I decided to start crocheting again so this is a helpful very clever way up crocheting a seam. 🎉🎉🎉

[@stefanijacksonstuebner8355]

I'm going to keep this video handy so I can use it all the time. Im a new crocheter so this will help me in my work. Thank you!!