How to Crochet in the Round Single Crochet | Without Joining & Joined Rounds

Learn how to crochet in the round using the single crochet stitch. We will cover both techniques of crocheting continuously in the round without joining and by slip stitching at the end of each row (joined rounds). I will also explain the pros and cons to each method of crocheting in the round, that way you can choose the one you prefer!
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[@fb961]

This is the only video that clearly showed what to do, saved for when I forget what I'm doing for the nth time ❤

[@aswanathv]

Oh my God how can I thank you. I watched last ts of videos but no one explained how to increase. Thanks a ton. ❤

[@shylaharper478]

I've been cursing for years but never used any of the jargon so when I decided to make a gift for a friend and I was reading the instructions I had no idea what any of those stitches were so thank you so much that's answered a lot of my unknowns also I must buy a stitch marker because that is genius

[@SigoniMacaroni]

You're so welcome! If you need further help with crocheting in the round, I've recently updated this tutorial as part of my free Learn To Crochet Masterclass. You can find the lesson on crocheting in the round here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKG4n4Gah7usjqc

[@dmuser1357]

Great tutorial! I learned so much. Thank you!

[@rebeccagiovanini3281]

Thank you thank you thank you!!! This was exactly the tutorial I needed.

[@SigoniMacaroni]

You’re welcome! So glad it helped!

[@studionameless]

Thank you! This made it so easy for me to learn continuous.

[@SigoniMacaroni]

I'm so happy I could help! This is an older video so if you need additional information on crocheting in the round, try Lesson 10 of my Learn To Crochet Masterclass. You can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKG4n4Gah7usjqc

[@almamoreno6285]

Excellent tutorial video!!

[@nybennie9123]

Excellent tutorial and I thought it was just what I needed to explain my project, EXCEPT that the pattern I'm using starts off with single crochet increases and joining the rows with a slip stitch into the TOP of the beginning stitch and then starting the next row with a chain stitch, BUT when you reach the desired crown width they have you start to work even TURNING at the end of each row! And, it doesn't tell you whether you have to do a chain stitch to start that new row. Do you know why a pattern in the round would have you switch and start to crochet back and forth? I'm confused!

[@pate5044]

Would you show how you finished off the last round? I Tried doing the continuous and my last row was higher than the previous row and so I didn't know how to finish it off

[@Alypinkflower]

I had the same question but I would think a slip stitch will finish it off n level should be the same height with first stitch.

[@Kehnara]

The video blurred out and did not see which stitch you started the round with. Was it the stitch you would normally slip stitch to or the next one?

[@Alypinkflower]

U r the best❤

[@RoamingwithRover]

Best ever!!!!

[@erinvanderlinde6945]

I have a question. What do you do when the last row that you crouched was joined and your next one is continuous?

[@SigoniMacaroni]

I’ve never seen a pattern written that way but if the next round was continuous I just wouldn’t join and the first stitch of the round would be at the top of the first stitch

[@lauraallen140]

Thank you for this video. I'm a beginner so this helps a lot! Please post more. Can you do a tam. Can I have your email so I can send you a picture of it.

[@SigoniMacaroni]

I’m so glad it helps! I’m working on getting into a more regular posting routine and I’ll be focusing on beginner tips, tutorials, and free easy patterns. If you want, you can sign up for my email list so you don’t miss anything! www.subscribepage.com/Sigoni-Macaroni-Newsletter

[@kaykrochet9099]

Out of focus please make a new one where we can see.

[@dondayan1965]

nice nail polish... jk. Great video, exactly what I was looking for!

[@absolutelymassiverat]

The beginning is wildly confusing. Can't figure out how you did it, the explanation of the magic circle thing doesn't make any sense. No explanation of how to crochet into the circle, I thought this was supposed to be a tutorial. Would help a lot if your hands were in focus while trying to demonstrate.

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Hey MacKenzie! This is an older video when I was first starting out, I agree that it’s not the best. Here’s a new tutorial that should help. If you have questions just let me know! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIi0qWOVjNJkarc