Left-Handed Crochet | Magic Ring The Easiest Way!

This is a tutorial for left-handed crocheters in which I show THE EASIEST method for magic ring. Seriously, it's a no-brainer. Once you learn it, you will never forget it!
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[@R0CK3T_QU33N]

Whys everyone saying this was easy and im bawling my eyes out over it?

[@Ashley1736]

Same. I cant get a tutorial that works

[@Crochetpedia]

sorry to hear that :( which part are you having trouble with?

[@Ashley1736]

@Crochetpedia i can get the circle but i cant figure out how to crochet on top pf the circle

[@Crochetpedia]

Alright, so you actually successfully did everything I show in this tutorial, right? :) If so, that's great! To continue working in circles, you need to move to the next row by making chain stitches (a turning chain) and start making increases. I'm actually working on the flat circle tutorial, so stay tuned for that or look for 'flat circle' patterns in the meantime!

[@tennishasimpson6537]

Me to it's got me going crazy trying to learn, so ready to give up

[@2funnycats]

It’s nice to find an actual left handed crocheting tutorial video! Everyone else is right handed and I just can’t do magic circles that way. I’m so glad I found this video😊

[@Crochetpedia]

I'm so glad I could help :)

[@youdeservethis]

This was crazy easy! I have been struggling with magic rings forever! You are a life saver! THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@Crochetpedia]

So glad!!!

[@FrancisWhitwood]

After months of trying to make a magic ring, finally l have found someone l can understand. I have so many projects l would like to try but have been avoiding. Thank-you

[@Crochetpedia]

Wonderful!

[@lr4141]

Thank you! This was so much better for me than other methods! I'll use this from now on!

[@Crochetpedia]

so glad to hear it!

[@user-zq9kt3wq6y]

thank you - so good.

[@Crochetpedia]

Thank you too!

[@AureliaIsBored]

How come my magic circle is too tight to actually do my next row? I am following the steps as closely as I possibly can! This is so frustrating.

[@Crochetpedia]

Hi! Do you mean that your magic circle is too tight to work the very first round of stitches inside? If so, try starting with a longer yarn tail - you will have more room to work. If you mean the next round of stitches (that is, the second one), the tightness of the magic ring shouldn't matter, because you work in the stitches of round one. If these are too tight to insert your hook in, try switching to a bigger hook size for some time, until you figure out how it works. Hope it helps!

[@AureliaIsBored]

@@Crochetpedia yeah and my yarn tail is almost 6 inches long. I don't know what I am doing wrong 😥

[@Crochetpedia]

What do you mean by 'next row'? It sounds like you might be tightening the loop too early. It must remain quite loose until you've worked all of your round 1 stitches inside.

[@AureliaIsBored]

@@Crochetpedia I'm supposed to do 4 single crochet into the magic circle, tighten, and do my next round, per the pattern.

[@Im_Random_yay]

I will keep trying but I keep trying to pull the string so it goes through but it just won’t. I am pulling the tail it just doesn’t budge from the yarn. Trying to make my wobble because it needs a magic ring. Any fixes?

[@Crochetpedia]

Hi! Sorry to hear that :( Do I understand correctly that you can't tighten your magic ring? Firstly, are you sure you insert the hook in the right place before starting with the first round of stitches? If the mistake is in the construction, the ring may not want to close. You can also try using bigger hook, because the problem may lay in the tightness of the stitches. And, sorry if it's a dumb idea, but this tutorial is for left-handed crocheters - are you left-handed? Hope it helps a bit!

[@Im_Random_yay]

@@Crochetpedia hi yes I was born a leftie and I found a different technique that works thank you though!

[@apt-q1q]

Not easy. I just can't find a video that works

[@Crochetpedia]

sorry to hear that :( it's definitely the easiest method I know!

[@AryaCraft-j5e]

This was not helpful and u did not make it easy for beginning left handed people trying to do a magic ring

[@Crochetpedia]

sorry to hear that! maybe some other crocheter will be able to explain it better to you :)