Jogless Back Loop Only Round for Amigurumi (right-handed version)

[@dragongirl362]

Dear June I have just discovered your channel and was almost devastated when I saw that most of your videos were from 7 years ago! To contrast I am over joyed to see new ones. LoL I think you a have a great voice and your instructions are some of the most SIMPLE and CLEAR, combined a wonderfully focused quality video! 🙌* crescendo * Thank you for your videos! 🙏

[@izzydannii9078]

I have also just discovered June and I love her. She explains things in a simple easy to understand way and her voice...very very calm and soothing. Thank you June 🙏🏻💖

[@beat1823]

I’ve been waiting for this! This is perfect, and a lot easier then I expected. Thanks June!

[@Mmaevenn]

Wow, these are amazing! I know nothing about crochet, but these are so easy to follow. Great job!

[@pamelaharris4016]

I love watching you crochet. And this is beautifully demonstrsted.

[@darthhobbit69]

That's a great idea! Thank you so much June. Your videos are always perfect!

[@sarahclementine1414]

This is exactly what I was looking for!!

[@stitchincindi]

Great tutorial, thank you

[@Danielle33384]

Awesome!!! Your videos are so helpful! Thank you!

[@hcraig611]

Thank you for yet another great tip

[@sirleiterra5506]

Thank you! I’m from Brazil 🤗🤗 kisses for you 😘😘😘😘

[@AlbaVitarelli]

Obrigada por ensinar abraços do Brasil

[@cathymartin3379]

How would you handle this if the row before blo is hdc?

[@planetjune]

I developed this technique specifically for amigurumi, so all sc stitches. You could experiment by tapering taller stitches down to the shortest stitches and then back up again (so: hdc, sc, sl st, and then back up again at the start of the next round), but the area with the shorter stitches might create more of a mess than the original jog did! You'd have to try it and see what you think...