How To Crochet The Perfect Magic Ring

[@StitchinGranny]

Another excellent tutorial ! Thank you for sharing!💗🧶

[@jspcreate]

You are so welcome!

[@barbarahatfield8027]

Love love 💕

[@judyshather9926]

Great tutorial...love your color choices as well😊

[@jspcreate]

Thanks so much 😊

[@jumiclads]

I see a lot of crocheters asking about how to do the magic ring. I will give them the link to your video when I see them.

[@jspcreate]

Thanks so much. This is just one way, but it works great for me 🤗

[@i.a.h.453]

Thank You!!!

[@jspcreate]

You are Welcome!

[@Cajunqueen33]

This is too cool! You’re an excellent teacher! Thank you!😊

[@jspcreate]

Thank you so much for your kind words, So glad you found it useful!

[@brittanyvalade6459]

Do you have a tutorial for the first few rows ? I am really struggling :/ I have been getting a lot of stuff fast but this is getting me ! I can make the circle mine doesn’t look nearly as good as yours though lol I can stitch the first row but when I get to the third row I am stuck because it’s harder to see where they go and ahhhhh :/ I need help so badly

[@jspcreate]

Any of my Granny Square tutorials themselves will work you through the rounds. Try this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKTLhoaMeM96Y9U It is small and works you through the rounds. Let me know how this goes for you. Thanks for watching.

[@santoshgujar5237]

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[@cindydurran9519]

I have heard that no matter how you secure a magic ring it will eventually come undone. 🤷‍♀️. What is your preferred method to stop this?

[@jspcreate]

I’ve been crocheting for 50 years and never had one come undone. I leave at least a 4 inch tail, work over it, then darn it in around the center in both directions. If I use a fine yarn or tight twist yarn which can have a slippy surface, I will knot it after I have darned it around the center. Just a simple knot to the first round hidden at the back. I don’t like knotting but I will do it with fine yarns because it won’t show as much and it adds an extra measure of security.