SEAMLESS! Crochet Invisible Join The EASY way

[@gingerfoxx1476]

Great tip, and easy to follow. I love the hive mind that is the yarny community on KZbin. It's because of this community I learned how to crochet in the first place. Thanks to all the skilled and patient teachers out there.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Gingerfox, you’re welcome 🥰 it’s a wonderful Crochet community.

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

I have been looking for this since I learned crocheting in the round!!! Thank you so much!! Also, your tutorial is amazing!! I liked and subbed not long into it! Just in the way you speak, you tempo, articulation I knew I wanted to see much more!!

[@hannibalab]

I applied it for single crochet circle, and it works like a charm!!! Thank you!

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

You’re welcome 😊

[@carloscampbellgiron7649]

Can you explain how to do it on a single crochet stitch?

[@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639]

@@carloscampbellgiron7649 Just guessing here, but likely almost everything done here mines the chain one after the sc on the first st after the join, and then just using a sc instead of a dc. I hope that works for you!!!❤

[@vondastrauser4428]

I need to try this way. Thanks.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

I’m glad you like it🥰

[@kathrynkemp1101]

Love this, definitely improved my work - great tutorial - would love you to do a tutorial for some crochet baskets, pretty please 😍

[@Mizmawkwa]

Thank you so much for this tutorial.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching my videos🥰

[@cynthiacazares4807]

Very cool. I need to try this. Might take a bit of practice but I like the finished look. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@PlantPerson58]

Brilliant! Thanks so much. It really does make an invisible seam.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@bbsamazon]

This looks cool. I’ll have to try this! Thanks for your detailed explanation. 😊

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

You’re welcome ☺️

[@darthlaurel]

Never seen this idea before. Definitely going to bookmark this video.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

I’m glad I could help🥰

[@mycrochetstory7169]

I love it anytime I can I make my projects seamless!

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Great minds think alike 🥰

[@stitchwithbritt5922]

I’m gonna have to try this it looks nice🥰

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

I’m glad I could help🥰

[@1carolmurphy]

great teachings. for the tail, before I finish the last DC, I do the first pull through 2, pull the tail tight, lay tail between next pull though 2 and finish that stitch. tail is then on working row, work over tail 2 st., do a sc with just tail in next st. it will look like a overhand knot, Keep working over tail. I do 2 times as I hide the tail, my tails are 4" or so..

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

That is genius! Thank you so much for the tip♥️♥️

[@Crochetedbymichi]

Nice! 👍🏻 will definitely give this a try.

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Thanks for checking out my video🥰

[@SevenBlackswans]

Thank you 😊

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

You're welcome 😊

[@stock_orchid]

Genius. TY🙂

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Thank you❤️

[@megan5ans]

thank you for the tip its amazing but how do we finish the circle so it can be seamless thank you

[@nirmalathiagarajan3947]

Nice idea

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Thanks a lot

[@vanessabolingbroke5898]

How do I incorporate a color change with this method?

[@1AngelEyes912]

I generally change the new color at it beings on the next row, just flow a normal change of color, meaning you will use the add color on the last faux loop. If this is too hard to incorporate I would suggest ending the row completely with a hidden stitch and restart the next color as you would normally, opting to change the starting location. Using the needle to bind the last stitch with the “invisible loop/ invisible ss (slip stitch/ invisible ending” [lol there is so many names it goes by] and weaving or hiding the tail as you. Although I am sure there are other ways you could do this, these 2 steps are what works for me, I hope they can help you as well. 🙏🌻

[@twinklestar3945]

So do you stay with one dc in one st and then 2 dc the next st for the rest of the pattern?

[@HoneySummers-o3s]

I'm still confused, so sorry 😢It looks so nice. Si you're saying the one single crochet plus chain does count as the first double crochet, did I hear that right? And by the end where the magic happens, we do not connect to the chain 1 but to (basically) the second stitch - which would be the first _real_ double crochet we did? Did I get this right? ❤

[@nadeausaunderson-barber4801]

What does the back of the work look like? Can you see join and does the join location shift left every round?

[@starsandmoonsabove]

Looks amazing. I have to try this! Do you have tips on invisible joins for other stitches like sc, ext sc, hdc, etc? Thank you!

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

Here is another video I have for the invisible join. It’s very similar for this one, but it works with any stitch. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJ3FipWvn9VqbtUsi=YjJdfBarIK_Bfy_P

[@starsandmoonsabove]

@@LittlejohnsYarn thank you!!

[@tameramcmillian1600]

Do you have a written pattern for beanie hats

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

I do. Here is the link littlejohnsyarn.com/how-to-crochet-baby-hats-the-easy-way-double-crochets/

[@theartofcrochetbychandra3079]

❤❤❤

[@LittlejohnsYarn]

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