👌 How to Crochet a PERFECT Circle Without Seam! ✅ QUICK & EASY Crochet for Beginners

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Learn how to crochet a perfect circle. A truly perfect stitch! With this simple technique you can easily crochet without having to deal with an annoying and ugly seam. This method can be used for many different projects, such as baby blankets, bags, scarves, cowls, sweaters, cardigans, shawls, hats, neck warmers and any other knitting projects.
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[@lindabevan3464]

In 50 plus years this is the first time I have seen the best easiest Magic Circle and never have I seen the switch and seem less circle this makes so much more sense . Thank you.

[@massivecrochet]

So glad to hear! 🥰 Thank you so much! 🙏 ❤️ 😊

[@eh1702]

As a beginner, I found it the opposite. Even in slo mo I can’t follow how the initial magic circle is formed. Watching a very skilled person do something beiayifully is not necessarily very enlightening about how to do it.

[@user-xx1zv4ok5w]

@@eh1702 Yes, Magic Rings (or Magic Circles) were very hard to learn for me too. Have you figured it out yet?

[@ariesdreamer5566]

After trials and trials it turned out perfect thank you so much for the video i tried almost 5-6 times ❤❤

[@massivecrochet]

I'm happy to heart that, thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰 With crochet, it takes practice and patience to figure out where you're making mistakes, and I'm glad you were able to get it right in the end. I'm sure this method will be helpful for your future crochet projects. 😊

[@leena_crochethandmade]

Dear MC , I really love watching and learning from your videos. This one was so easy to follow and I do appreciate the way you make these videos. No banging music , no jazzy colours of nail paint , no unnecessary talk......pure soul ! Thankyou so much. much.

[@massivecrochet]

😍 Thank you sooooo much! 🥰 🙏 ❤️ This comment absolutely made my day! ❤️ I put a lot of care into making my videos clear and easy to follow, so it really means so much that you appreciate my work. 😊

[@KanadeKnits]

Doing this as my first crochet project! I got frustrated with my knitting project and thought why don't I learn how to crochet tonight instead. This is so easy to follow and the circle comes out perfect - thank you! Going to make a circular blanket to put in my dog's bed.

[@massivecrochet]

I'm really happy to hear that, thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰

[@thethriftyfawn]

Just popping back on here to let you know I tried this technique a couple of days ago and made a basic round coaster. It turned out PERFECT!!! I'm so happy 😊 I've been wanting to learn how to make a crochet bucket hat for years, but couldn't figure out how to do it without a visible seam. I'm going to try it this week using this method... I'm SO EXCITED!!! Thanks again for such an excellent tutorial! Fawn 😊🩷

[@massivecrochet]

That's fantastic! I'm really happy to hear that, thank you so much! 😊 🌸 🙏 ❤️

[@faizabouikni3041]

Beau travail bravo madame c'est parfait le meilleure de tous d'ailleurs vous avez des mains en or 😊 félicitations ma belle ❤❤

[@massivecrochet]

🥰 Thank you sooooo much! 🙏 ✨ ❤️ ✨ 🤗 ✨ ❤️ ✨ 🌸

[@theastewart6721]

Beautiful circle. That yarn looks so soft. Thanks for sharing.😊

[@massivecrochet]

Glad you like it, thanks a lot! 🥰 🙏 ❤️

[@Joy-TheLazyCatLady]

You make your magic ring differently and I couldn't get it to work. I used my way. I will come to it later and try again. On the circle, after a few tries, I finally got the trick and it looks fabulous. No seam and no chain three. I love this. Thank you so much for sharing this technique. All the best to you.✌🏻💟😁🧵🇺🇸

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks so much! 🙏 🥰 It doesn't matter how you make the magic ring, there are several ways to make it. 😊 I'm happy that you finally got it, now you can use this technique whenever you want for many crochet projects. All the best to you as well! ❤️ 😊

[@tammiebooker7651]

Yes yes yes, I have been looking for a tutorial for a seamless circle, I have never seen it done this way. Its perfect. Yaaaay, thank you for sharing. I have subscribed to your channel too.

[@massivecrochet]

So glad to hear! 🥰 Thank you so much! 🙏 ❤️ 😊 Thanks for the subscription as well! 😊 ❤️

[@suhasinibijapur1484]

This is the first video I saw about a perfect circle without any seam in a perfect way of tutorial. Thanks ❤

[@massivecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🥰 🙏 I'm so happy you like it! 😊 ❤️

[@thethriftyfawn]

Excellent video! Very clear instructions, easy to follow and understand, and helpful written instructions on screen as well. Perfect pacing, not to fast or slow. Subscribed! Thanks again! Fawn 😊

[@massivecrochet]

😍 Wow, thanks a lot for your lovely comment! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰 I'm happy to hear the instructions were clear and the pacing was just right. Thank you so much for subscribing as well! ❤️ 🤗

[@pinkypilot]

Thank you soooo much for this! Connecting from the back at the beginning of each round looks so smooth. Fantastic tip!

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks so much! 🙏 🥰

[@robinwalkins5453]

Perfect!! 1st time I've seen it done this way; going thru the back @ the start of each new row. Love it!!!👍

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks sooo much!!! 🙏 🥰

[@user-ff9vi2jn5e]

Love it! Very clear video + slow enough to follow. Thank you! 😃

[@massivecrochet]

Glad to hear that, thank you so much! 🥰❤️🙏

[@lavanya9232]

YOU ARE A SAVIOURS😭😭😭😭😭 I watched sooo many videos but all i ended up having was cramps in my fingers. But following your video i waa able to do it so easily😭😭 THANK YOU SOO MUCHH!!✨️🧡

[@massivecrochet]

😃 I'm so happy you find the tutorials helpful, thank you so much! 🥰 ✨ 🙏 ✨ ❤️ ✨😘 😘 😘

[@lavanya9232]

@@massivecrochet oh my godd😭!!thanks for the like. i am looking forward to learn so much from your vid😊😊🌼🍀

[@massivecrochet]

@@lavanya9232 You're so welcome! 😊I put a lot of effort into my work, so I'm really glad to hear that! ❤ ✨ ❤ 🌸 ❤

[@no_bachiballenger765]

Oh my, I followed your video and my circle turned out PERFECTLY SEAMLESS! Thank you so very much!!

[@massivecrochet]

I'm really happy to know it! 😃 🙏 ❤️ You're welcome! 😊

[@namtran-vq8ub]

Thankyou so much for this video . I will use this method for my next hat from now on

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks a lot! 🥰 ❤️ 🙏 I’m really happy you like it and you’ll use it for your next projects. 😊

[@QuinnWilliams-jj5ii]

I love this video its simple and it help a lot I’ve been doing it wrong all along i’ve watched all the videos they weren’t as explainable as how this video is love this video a lot thank you you save my life lol

[@massivecrochet]

I'm really, really, really happy to hear that, thank you sooo much! 🙏 ✨ ❤️ ✨ 🤗

[@binkie4940]

Exactly what I needed! My circles have always ended up going a bit "geometric" after the first few rounds, following other tutorials, so now I've watched your easy to follow video I'm looking forward to finally creating perfect circular projects from now on, thank you! 😊

[@massivecrochet]

That's awesome to hear, thanks a lot! 🥰 🙏 ❤️ I'm so glad my video helped you out and I'm sure you'll be crocheting perfect circles in no time!. 😊

[@5678asdfzxcv]

Thank you so much ! Very clear tutorial and easy to follow. Made one and it turned out just perfect ❤

[@massivecrochet]

I’m so happy to hear that! 😊 Thanks a lot! 🙏❤️🥰

[@suhasinibijapur1484]

Your video is very clear and very nice. Thank you

[@massivecrochet]

So glad to hear, thank you so much! 🥰 🙏 ❤️

[@audreymoras94]

Very well explained

[@massivecrochet]

😊 Thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️

[@leeannah]

Thankyou for sharing, fingers crossed as i think i may be finally able to do this now ❤

[@massivecrochet]

You're so welcome, I'm absolutely rooting for you! 😊 Pay close attention to the video and follow the instructions carefully, you'll be do it with ease. 😊

[@Lycanthrope88]

This is best seamless circle I’ve seen. May I ask how you determine yarn weight and hook size? What are using in tutorial? Thank you! ❤

[@massivecrochet]

I'm so happy to hear that, thank you so much! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰 To determine the yarn weight and hook size, check the yarn label and make a gauge swatch to ensure your finished project will be the right size. I show both the yarn and the crochet hook I used in the video. 😊

[@Lycanthrope88]

@@massivecrochet Thank you. For some reason, KZbin app on tv cut off beginning of video. I see yarn & hook size now. 🧶❤️

[@massivecrochet]

@@Lycanthrope88 You’re welcome! 😊 Happy crocheting! 🌸 🙋🏻‍♀

[@jackiej1634]

I love this tutorial. It’s a game changer. I just wish you verbally explained what you were doing. I had to rewind and back up sooo many times because I’m trying to read the instructions and watch where you are placing the hook at the same time. Eventually I got the hang of it. It really is a perfect circle.

[@massivecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🥰 🙏 ❤️ I'm so glad you loved it and found it helpful! 😊 Thanks for the suggestion though, spoken instructions could be an option in the future.

[@kathybaker6798]

Beautifully done!!

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰

[@user-dg3bo5pn6r]

tysm❤❤❤!! this helped so much

[@massivecrochet]

So glad to hear! 🥰 Thank you so much! 🙏 ❤️ 😊

[@Loviebirds]

4:29 saving my spot 💕😊

[@craftingwithpaula]

Perfect!!! Thanks

[@massivecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🥰 🙏 ❤️

[@cathyleposa-petraud8054]

Great Video.... Thank You ❤❤❤

[@massivecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰

[@pollyfoofoo8703]

This is great!! Ty!

[@massivecrochet]

😍 Thank you so much! 🥰 🙏 ❤️

[@Analyn-jo4zy]

I loved this video 🥰 Its so clean

[@massivecrochet]

Glad you love it, thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰

[@anmolkiran1272]

Thank you! But what to do with these circles, any ideas or patterns that we can make out of these, please?

[@massivecrochet]

You're welocome! 😊 Crochet circles are super useful and versatile. You can use them for all sorts of things, like bags, baskets, coasters, appliques to sew, plushies, organizers...😅

[@victoriasmaranda7832]

Super idee multumesc!🌹💝🍀

[@massivecrochet]

Glad to hear, thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰

[@sadheart24]

This looks perfect. I’m going to try it tomorrow. Have you ever made one of 100% wool and tried felting it? I was wondering if it comes out flat? Either way I’m going to try that too. Thanks for sharing your talents. 😊

[@massivecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🙏 ❤️ 😊 No, I haven't tried yet. Happy crocheting! 🌸 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@Amy-mo1ch]

Thank you for this video - nice and slow and good closeup views of what you’re doing. Why does each new row start with sc + chain1 instead of a double crochet?

[@massivecrochet]

So glad to hear, thank you so much! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰 This is a new technique that allows you to make a perfect circle without seams. 😊

[@janellerienstrajones353]

Thanks!

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks a lot! 🥰 🙏 ❤️

[@NeetaPanchal-qt1xy]

I did it in the 1st try ❤❤❤

[@massivecrochet]

Great! 🥳 ❤️ 👍

[@Laugh_tillyou_p]

After watching too many videos your video finally help but as I did little bigger it happen like you know how we do for crocheting squishy 😦

[@massivecrochet]

I'm glad my video helped! 😊 Make sure you're not skipping or adding stitches and you're working the increases correctly.Then keep an even tension throughout your work: if your stitches get tighter as you go, it can cause the circle to curl up.

[@Laugh_tillyou_p]

@@massivecrochet aww thank you so much 💗

[@massivecrochet]

@@Laugh_tillyou_p No problem! 😊 ❤

[@sararooshan8809]

Thank you for your tutorial. i don't know why, but I have about 48 stitches on the second round after the magic circle 7:41 . I was gonna redo it,but it looks about right.

[@editanddrawit23]

I think that so

[@silviadiazarenas3801]

GRACIAS MAESTRA POR COMPARTIR SALUDOS DESDE MÉXICO D F BENDICIONES 😊😮😅😊

[@massivecrochet]

You’re welcome! 😊 God bless you! 🙏 ❤️ 🌸 🕊 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@bapudev1082]

Very nice from India

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@pcs1824]

So inventive. I've seen the use of the pull back through of the loop after the Slip Stitch also used to make a better color change in the round. Do you have a demo of that as well. Will definitely use this method in next hats and anything beginning with MC and rounds which are increasing. Would it also work when the round is decreasing?

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks a lot! 🥰 🙏 ❤️ I'm so glad you found this method helpful, and I love that you'll be using it for your upcoming hat projects! 😊 I don't currently have it, but I it could be an idea in the future. 👍 Absolutely, this method can also work for decreasing rounds keeping the initial slip stitch tight and then adjust your tension slightly when pulling back through the loop to avoid creating a gap.

[@divyapriyadharshinicool]

That was a very good tutorial to get the perfect circle 😊 can I keep increasing if I need a bigger circle ? Like 3dc , 1inc .. next round 4dc, 1inc like that ?

[@massivecrochet]

I'm really happy to hear that, thank you so much! 🥰 🙏 ❤️ Sure, If you want to continue growing the circle, continue growing the pattern: for each row, add 1 more dc before doing the increase. 😊

[@melanieshepherd7038]

try using hdc and sc for first stitch

[@massivecrochet]

👍

[@marinamorales5049]

Perfecto 👌

[@massivecrochet]

Thank you so much! 🥰 🙏 ❤️

[@user-zu8pe4kp4g]

Прекрасно

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️ 🥰

[@Momma_J]

That yarn looks luxurious. Please share what the brand is and where can it be purchased?

[@massivecrochet]

I agree! 😍 The brand name is "Mondial (Merino Plus)". You can find it on internet. 😊

[@Momma_J]

@@massivecrochet THANK YOU! and thanks for sharing your skills and talents.

[@massivecrochet]

@Momma_J You're welcome! 🙋🏻‍♀️ Thank you very much indeed, you're sooooo kind! 🥰 🙏

[@marsohara3956]

I need an in depth version of your magic circle starter. I’ve never seen it done like that but I’m desperate to learn how

[@massivecrochet]

You can slow down the video speed. 😊

[@tracylee7026]

I'm kind of confused on the last round that you show. Do you make 2 of the double crochet stitches into each stitch or do you skip every other stitch and then do 2 double crochets into the stitches? Is there a way that you could write out the instructions in detail for people like me who are not very proficient at this yet? I love your videos and the stitches you show, you are extremity talented. /Thank you for everything!!

[@massivecrochet]

You'll find the instructions on the top left corner: you have to alternate: 1 dc increase (2 dc in 1 stitch) - 2 dc (1dc in each of the next 2 stitches). 😊 Thank you very much indeed! 🥰 🙏 😊 ❤️

[@vickieingram22]

I hope this helps: instead of 1dc, 2dcin next st, 2dc in next st you do 1dc, 1dc, 2dc in next st, repeat ( 1dc,1dc,2dc) around.

[@yonathanzewde2575]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@massivecrochet]

🙏 ✨ ❤️ ✨ 🥰 ✨ ❤️ ✨ 🌸

[@leannac2743]

And how many increases if we want to continue making it larger?

[@massivecrochet]

Keep growing the pattern by adding one more dc before the increase in each row.

[@dianytzaflores5745]

Is there a way to add another row? It’s super easy thank you so much!!!

[@massivecrochet]

Sure, If you want to continue growing the circle, continue growing the pattern. For each row, add 1 more dc before doing the increase. 😊 Glad to hear, thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤️ 😊

[@aliciabernardi8905]

was looking for this comment. needed some more rows!! thanks so much!

[@massivecrochet]

@@aliciabernardi8905 You’re welcome! 😊

[@mpeter3881]

Beautiful and so helpful! A little bit of video feedback: It was hard to read the text in front of the flowers in upper left corner. 😊

[@massivecrochet]

Thanks so much! 🙏 🥰 And thanks for telling me about the text. 😊

[@yoonluvrr]

what should I do for 5th round? is it the same stiches as 4th round?

[@massivecrochet]

Keep growing the pattern by adding one more dc before the increase in each row. 😊

[@Bananasrox02]

Does the sc, chain one work with all stitches or just the double crochet stitch?

[@massivecrochet]

Also hdc

[@carolinemaarleveld2830]

Thank you so much for sharing your tutorial and also for your answer to this very good question! I wanted to ask exactly the same thing. Kind greetings from the Netherlands!

[@massivecrochet]

@@carolinemaarleveld2830 You're very welcome! 😊🌸 🙋🏻‍♀

[@hafsatkay]

What if u dont have the needle?

[@HoneyHiveCreations]

Hi i wanted to ask a question, will i be able to make a ball with this flat circle?.

[@massivecrochet]

Hi, you can certainly make a ball, just work the circle until you reach the circumference of the ball which will determine its size. Then continue working the stitches in the round without increases and finally work the decreases to close it. 😊

[@kichacore]

Why did mine like wave up in a couple places? I mean I will still use it as my coaster but. Idk. I used low pill yarn and a 5mm hook. I didnt feel like i tighted it too much

[@massivecrochet]

Well, the pattern is definitely not the culprit for the wavy sections in your crochet circle. As long as you're following the instructions correctly, it will guide you towards a perfectly flat circle. The waves might be caused by slight variations in tension or hook size compatibility with your yarn.

[@sumaiyaaktermazumder4581]

What size hook did you use?

[@massivecrochet]

I showed it in the video.

[@goplanbook]

I tried this, front part is perfect but the back side isn’t as seemless. Maybe I didn’t follow it right? do you have a picture of what the back side looks like?

[@massivecrochet]

Using this technique, both sides look good. So, it's possible that the tension is the issue here, maybe you're pulling too tightly when you finish the rows.

[@Pqrst426]

Hi, in the 3rd row how many stitches, I got 48 but in the video it says 36, please explain

[@massivecrochet]

Hi, each row increases by 12 stitches. In row 2 you have 24 stitches, so in row 3, if you work the pattern correctly you will have 36 stitches.

[@EricaKane7779]

How would I connect a different color if I want to do different colors

[@massivecrochet]

At the end or the row: before you yarn over for the last time, grab the new color. 😊

[@EricaKane7779]

@@massivecrochet thank you!

[@massivecrochet]

@@EricaKane7779 You’re welcome! 😊

[@bbyaxc]

I'm confused, so you close the circle by joining to the first dc but the first dc is 1sc+1ch count as dc?

[@LizcraftsDiamondPainting]

Exactly! It looks like she's skipping a stitch.

[@massivecrochet]

Exactly. It seems like you're skipping a stitch, but actually the join creates the last stitch.

[@bbyaxc]

@@massivecrochet thank you! can i start the circle with less stitches? or it should be 12 st in the beginning to make a perfect circle?

[@massivecrochet]

@@bbyaxc You're welcome! 😊 You can also work 10 dc, but then the increases will be 10 stitches each row (2nd row 20 instead of 24, 30 for the 3rd row instead of 36, and so on). If you prefer to change stitches and work sc, start with 6 or 8. If you want to work hdc, you can start with 8 or 10.

[@bbyaxc]

@@massivecrochet thank you sooo much, it helps a lot!! I've subscribed your channel as well

[@luciatala2704]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@massivecrochet]

🌸 🥰 🙏 ❤️ 🌸

[@vickieingram22]

I am trying to make this but for some reason I can not get row 4 to work out. In up with way to many double crochets. Can someone help me?

[@massivecrochet]

Sorry for the delay in my reply. Why can't you work round 4? As in the other rows, follow the written instructions step by step and you will succeed very well.

[@briannarodriguez151]

I have a question, how do I continue making more rows? I’m trying to make a basket and I don’t know how to move forward. It changes every row and I don’t know what to do now.

[@massivecrochet]

If you want to continue growing the circle, continue growing the pattern. For each row, add 1 more dc before doing the increase. 😊

[@vincychan5601]

What if I want to do more row for a bigger circle? So is it repeating the pattern of row 5?

[@massivecrochet]

Just continue growing the pattern: for each row, add 1 more dc before doing the increase.

[@syaramari_]

Oh, found it. Thank you!

[@massivecrochet]

@@syaramari_ You’re welcome! 😊

[@vincychan5601]

@@massivecrochet wow thx a lot!

[@massivecrochet]

@@vincychan5601 You’re welcome! 😊

[@user-rt1ij3gi8y]

okay but I don't understand if I put two double crochet in each stitch for the third row. How am I supposed to get 36 stitches?

[@massivecrochet]

Because you don't have to work 2 dc in each stitch on the third row.

[@meandjeremy13]

I’m a little confused - if the (sc +1) is the first stitch and it is essentially omitted by slip stitching into the DC stitch instead, how does the stitch count equal still equal 12?! Idk why I can’t figure this out .. I’ve watched your video 100x.

[@massivecrochet]

Because even if you make the slip stitch into the double crochet stitch, you are not actually omitting the sc+ch. The stitch still exists and the loop on your hook completes it.😊

[@nitawhitmore3578]

Ah ha!! Thank you!!@@massivecrochet

[@massivecrochet]

@@nitawhitmore3578 😊You're welcome! 🙋🏻‍♀

[@rustywine7839]

My magic circle always starts out okay and flat then by the 4th circle it's starting to curl. :( I have done the increase, I didn't put too much tension but it keeps curling. I use a 4-ply yarn and a 4.5mm hook. Could that be it? :(

[@massivecrochet]

The most common mistake is working the increases in the wrong place. If you're sure you're increasing correctly and not missing stitches, it's most likely a tension issue. It could also be related to the yarn you're using: make sure you're using the correct hook size for your yarn weight.

[@rustywine7839]

@@massivecrochet thank you! i'll try using a diff size hook.

[@massivecrochet]

@@rustywine7839 You're welcome! I hope this will solve the problem. 😊 🙋🏻‍♀

[@louisehelgesson5471]

Mine turned into a bowl :( In my second attempt there were a lot of gaps in the middle My fourth attempt turned out great!

[@massivecrochet]

I'm so glad your fourth attempt turned out great! 👍 Persistence pays off in crocheting. 😊

[@louisehelgesson5471]

@@massivecrochet Yeah, me too! Now I'm starting to learn how to read patterns. I have been crocheting for about a week now nonstop

[@massivecrochet]

@@louisehelgesson5471 Great job, keep it up! 😊

[@saywhat8966]

This has been difficult. The yarn keeps slipping out of my fingers in the first steps. It just falls apart.

[@massivecrochet]

It's a matter of training. 😊 Try a few more times and it won't be difficult anymore. 😊

[@saywhat8966]

Thank you. I’ll keep trying. Your taken is inspiring.

[@ivysmith5534]

No stitch count 😢

[@massivecrochet]

? 🤔 It's written at the top of the video

[@ksvlogs4364]

I followed the directions pf the video BUT WHY I ENDED UP MAKING A BOWLL?!?! Ig m it doing wrong

[@massivecrochet]

You might have missed some stitches or not worked the increases correctly. But it could also be a tension issue.

[@maep3522]

I was so confused at first.. u had 12 stitches then instructs us to add 1 single stitch+stitch and 1 double crochet in the same stitch then said add 1 double at each stitch to make the 2nd row. But that just adds up to 14, so i rewatched and u actually did 2 double stitches to each stitch, i was so confused

[@massivecrochet]

It's impossible that you had 14 sts. If you watch the video carefully, you can't be wrong.

[@nuralp1881]

Begendim.

[@massivecrochet]

❤️ ✨ 😊

[@syaramari_]

But what if I want to add more rows? Like a bigger circle?

[@massivecrochet]

Keep growing the pattern by adding one more dc before the increase in each row. 😊

[@lanaprowse3269]

You need to explain what you are doing or at least put it on the screen it's difficult to follow with no explanation or written instruction especially for a beginner

[@massivecrochet]

The instruction are written in the video, on the top left corner.

[@nancy-katharynmcgraw2669]

Take screenshots.

[@marinamorales5049]

El video muestra el cierre del círculo queda perfecto 👌

[@massivecrochet]

@@marinamorales5049 Thanks a lot! 🙏 ❤ 🥰

[@Tank_HTX]

This is way to hard and there are no actually clear instructions on how to start the magic circle

[@massivecrochet]

If you watch the video carefully and follow the instructions provided, you'll have no trouble making it. The magic circle doesn't really need much explanation, just watch me do it, maybe even slow down the playback speed of the video.

[@shaunwhitford2939]

Lol

[@massivecrochet]

😊

[@TheresaOmaniMensah]

Too fast

[@massivecrochet]

That's why there's an option to slow down the videos. 😉