ORIGINAL VIDEO - Crochet INVISIBLE JOIN In The Round - Seamless Invisible Slip Stitch

[@mariangeerling2950]

In 50 years of crocheting, I've never seen this technique. It's brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@YayForYarn]

Thank you, Marian! I'm so glad it was helpful to you!

[@iceangels76]

This is going to be a game changer for me! Thank you!! I'm a perfectionist, so the slant seams drive me nuts!

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful!

[@nikitagravely8336]

Perfect!! No matter what I did the seam was crooked. Thank you for solving my mystery.😁

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful to you! (More videos on this technique coming soon!)

[@cathysimpson6126]

I'm a lefty and I'm just not getting it. Do you have a video on this for lefties?

[@YayForYarn]

Hi Cathy. I do not yet have a version of this video for lefties, but there is a way to flip the video so it will appear left handed. If you set your device up in front of a mirror so the screen faces the mirror, then you can watch the video in the mirror and it will be reversed. I hope this helps!

[@FelicitySilver2]

I've tried to learn this technique before and couldn't seem to get it well enough to see the point of it. Yet I got it first try from following your video. So clear and helpful! Thank you!

[@patwagner9308]

49 years crocheting & I've never run across any pattern where they use this method. This is going to create much nicer looking projects !

[@54blueroses]

You've just made history in the world of Crocheters!!! That was amazing, a million times thank you!!

[@YayForYarn]

Thank you! :D I'm glad it was helpful!

[@kathleenkillen7820]

That is the best demonstration of the chainless starting DC I've ever seen. And I've watched a lot. Also the join looks so great. THANKS!

[@YayForYarn]

Thank you so much for your kind words, Kathleen!

[@angelahudnall8622]

I AGREE 100%!!! :-)

[@YayForYarn]

Thank you!

[@cearshafire]

I totally agree as well! Very well done!

[@YayForYarn]

Thanks so much!

[@Palacemanager]

Not only is this a brilliant way to solve a frustrating problem, YOU are an amazing teacher! I really enjoy how thoroughly you explain things. Not just what to do, but what NOT to do in comparison! Thank you! I love your crochet videos!

[@Piglady1983]

Excellent instruction & simple to follow. All stitchers hate that seam line! ☺️☕️

[@jonifejes6815]

I’m working on some Hanging Baskets for my daughter’s birthday. I completed one with the regular instructions and the ridge up the joining rows is SOOOO obvious. I’m planning on using your technique on the 2nd basket to have a seamless join. I’ve been crocheting for 50+ years and have never seen this - what a game changer!!!! Thank You Thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@kimberlygriffin5012]

You are definitely an angel! I have hated the “ugly” seam for years. In fact I’m working on a hat that I have frogged three times because of said seam! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@AutumnK]

This is fantastic!!! I absolutely HATE visible seams in projects, especially hats. I always make hats in the round without changing colors just to avoid unsightly seams. This is a game changer, thank you so much!

[@YayForYarn]

You're very welcome! I'm so glad you found it helpful!

[@ravenlunatic1177]

I’ve never ever heard of this technique and I’ve been crocheting almost 50 years, my mind is blown! This is so awesome. I’ve always detested that joining ridge. This technique has opened up a whole new level for me. Thank you so much for sharing! I just subscribed. Can’t wait to see what other tricks you are sharing! Thank you again!

[@cateberthelet1528]

Another 50+ years crocheter here and I am today years old learning this technique. THANK you so much for sharing. SUBSCRIBED!!

[@angelahudnall8622]

WOW!!! Thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU!!! I'm so happy to have found this video tutorial on the invisible slip stitch joins. It was very annoying to have that seam being so VISIBLE .

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome, Angela! I'm so glad the video was helpful to you!

[@fashion_world.2023]

Plz visit my channel 🥰

[@nicole-zn2xu]

Omg this is such a relief for me. I've been crocheting for 3 or 4 years but I still feel like a beginner sometimes. I've always thought that it was just me that this happens to, I thought I just didnt know what I was doing!!

[@layusuf6632]

tried chainless double crochet today.WOW....thanks👍👍👍

[@darlenetoliver-rollins1444]

At least 50+ years of crochet and you have taught an old dog a new trick; and just in time for my first skirt in the round. I am super happy. Thank you 10x's over. Mam Darln is a Happy Darln.

[@patmax238]

Thank you for your terrific video! I’ve been crocheting for over 40 years and never knew this! Thank you!

[@christylane4785]

Thank you for sharing this technique. I've been crocheting for 40 years and this is amazing!

[@nycolleamendez5608]

I'm a eighteen years old begginer and I understood perfectly this Thank you! I have to try this someday c: Greetings from Venezuela

[@Whistlebritches1]

BEST CROCHET HACKS I HAVE EVER SEEN BY FAR!!! If the other KZbin yarny people knew about these 2 hacks they would/should be amazed. It makes your work look so much better than ANYONE I have ever seen, and I mean ANYONE. I am subscribed to channels that have 1 million subscribers and/or close to it!!!!!!!!!!!

[@QueerlyPandalicious]

Huh, that's really cool! I've always cringed a bit at the little seam from turning chains, and this is an incredible tool! Thanks for sharing!

[@ciannacoleman5125]

My mind is blown! This is brilliant why is this not taught as the standard?

[@johnp.6482]

Yours is the best way so far. Thanks.

[@ohyeayea6692]

Great, i will have to redo the circles Ive already redone 100 times (because of that nasty little join). Seriously i had no idea an invisible slip stitch existed and yr video is 3 yrs old! I wonder who invents this kind of thing? Hooray for you & Thank-you so much

[@sonshineandsong]

Ingenious!!! I have so many things I've made that I see my staggered joins and then I cringe. I tried so many ways to fix it. I always thought I was a poor crotcheter! Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@helengoshulak8061]

I've been crocheting for over 70 years. You have changed my life!!! I have always avoided crocheting in the round because of the jagged joins, but now - as I said, you have changed my life!!! I will never be disappointed in my projects again.

[@YayForYarn]

I'm so glad the video was helpful to you, Helen! Thanks so much for watching!

[@valeriehykawy6061]

I’ve crocheted hundreds of hats, and followed countless “invisible seam” videos but yours is the one that works best. Thank you for sharing!

[@jodyreed2932]

Mind blown, I have been crocheting for 40 years this is the best thing I have seen, very impressive, can't wait to try.

[@YayForYarn]

Thanks so much, Jody! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@welsj91]

Wow. I'm only a year and a half late to the party, but this blew my mind!!! Definitely an amazing quality-of-life improving technique. Now I wish I had found your channel sooner! Thank you for putting this out there, greatly appreciated!

[@frozenrogue8970]

Thank you. This is very helpful! Your voice is so calming❤️

[@crazycatlady19691]

🧶 I have watched at least 6-7 others do what they called an invisible slip stitch & chainless starting stitch and not one was as completely clear & comprehensive as your explanation & demonstration! You made it look simple in fact. Thank you so much. I've been crocheting since I was 10-12ish (just turned 51 a few days ago) and had never seen anybody explain it as completely perfect as you just did. Thank you again. You've just totally changed my work! 🧶

[@gypsyl8042]

This is my absolute favorite tutorial...and my ADD's. Thank you for making it where I could understand! 🧶

[@phyllisrussell3185]

4 years old this video is and it's a treasure. I need to find a way to save this because I will definitely be practicing then use these techniques. Brilliant, thank you for sharing this.

[@obogans]

Thanks, after all these years of crocheting I finally have an answer to getting rid of those pesky visible joins!

[@theresaraimonde7684]

This is the best seamless join video I've ever seen. Thank you for doing each type of stitch twice which made it easier for me to catch on.

[@elizabethvidler6447]

This is great! I've always disliked that weird line, but was resigned to it, no more!

[@rlarviso]

You have made it possible to help us crochet in the round without seeing awful stitch lines. This will really improve the look of crocheted beanies for me. Thank you and blessings! 🙏❤️🙏

[@gailcoleman9269]

Excellent tutorial. You are very good at speaking and videoing

[@sherryh9117]

This is hands down the best tutorial on chain-less invisible stitch I have seen.

[@YayForYarn]

Thank you, Sherry! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@narellelemans7176]

Wow wow wow- that's incredible and although it looks complicated - you explained it so well. Thank you so much.

[@emilyduffy1410]

EXACTLY what I needed! Thank you so much! Your instructions were crystal clear.

[@shirleysayers40]

Thank you for sharing this, just another little tip that has helped me…when I make the first chain less single crochet I put a stitch holder in it, then when I come to do the invisible slip stitch I can give it a little tug before undoing it and it makes it easier to get the hook in from behind👍😀

[@leoluminary]

Have always hated the visible seam ... this changes my world for the better....Thank you so much !!!

[@Caramellofx]

Wow this is amazing.I have been crocheting for 15 years and I’ve never seen this method of slip stitching before. Thank you so much

[@mareeenglish8168]

Wow, it's like magic. What a fabulous way to join in the round. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@tessapeterson5318]

I found this just as I was about to start the sleeves of a sweater for my mother, this couldn't have come at a better time. thank you, this video is very well done

[@rayoflightgeneral7988]

Really good tutorial. I passed through a few videos and none of them covered it throughly as you did. Thank you.

[@sereanaoxendale5768]

I love this technique. I refer to this video all the time!

[@latinainwpb]

Pure genius! I thought I was the only one with the problem of the slanted seam, thanks for sharing!

[@EllenMHelms]

I’ve been crocheting for 50+years and this will make a huge difference for me! Thank you!!

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome, Ellen! I'm so glad it was helpful to you!

[@christinaalexander1213]

I love chrotcheting a lot when l see that crazy last stripe in my work l feel like l miss something or l am not perfect..you have made my day !!😘

[@spooter79]

My mind is blown! This is amazing. Thank you for this technique.

[@catbird7007]

May take me awhile to master this, but this is SUCH a good video tutorial. Thank you for doing and explaining it so clearly!

[@rosiebalberde2791]

This is the bestest video of invisible and joined seams ever and easier as well! Plus, it shows more then one in the same video. Love it!

[@YayForYarn]

Thanks so much, Rosie! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

[@sff3658]

Brilliant this is the best trick I’ve seen I will be using it thank you for sharing

[@gretchenlarrion6795]

So excited to try this on a baby hat I am making tonight!

[@YayForYarn]

I hope it turns out great!

[@carlavanwezel8847]

This stich is a complete revelation to me, I am so happy right now i cant even tell you!!! Works so well I pulled my whole sleeve out to redo it with this stitch! Thank you so much, this is really brilliant! Ive been crocheting for years, and first time I see this!

[@yutoob5565]

BEAUTIFUL! it's so incredibly helpful, I hate the gaps when using the chain 2/3 as your first DC stitch of the round

[@rkng1]

been looking for a way to improve crochet in the round. this just popped up in my feed yesterday, so glad it did.

[@YayForYarn]

I'm glad it was helpful to you!

[@angelathevegan2431]

Wire an I ever glad to see these great techniques. I've never been happy with my connecting rows and that diagonal Seam running up the side so obvious. Thanks for sharing. I'm using it right now on my project.

[@beccabbea2511]

Brilliant. Thank you so much. I hated being able to see the seam. So pleased with this video.

[@xxStickyMochi]

This is the BEST video I’ve seen on doing the invisible join. Your video was so easy to understand and you described each step perfectly! Thank you so much. I thought I was never going to learn how to do this method. ♥️♥️♥️

[@kittyc.4406]

This is AMAZING! That ridge drives me crazy. I'm so excited to practice this!

[@grandy2875]

Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!! I've been a crocheter for over 45 years, and this is the first time I've ever seen this technique. WOW! no more ugly lumpy seams at the start/end of rounds...YIPPEE!!!

[@gypsyl8042]

Absolutely a game changer! I cannot stand the very noticable line from the other way. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I'm going to share your video with a couple friends that will love me for it but I'll definitely give you the credit. Lol. You have a new fan in GA!

[@katieforney5503]

I LOVE This! I just pulled out an entire beanie I made because I didn't like the seam! This is great! Thank you.

[@mangot589]

Thank you! I really appreciate/love the fact that you showed different stitches on one project! Perfect!

[@lisarothermich1205]

Wow! Excellent! Thank you so much for sharing this. And not only is the information extremely helpful, you did an excellent job of explaining and filming the work. Thanks again.

[@YayForYarn]

Thanks so much, Lisa! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!

[@christinevoss6993]

So happy this popped up as a recommended video. I love this technique. Thanks.

[@marianegron6905]

thank you so much .I'm making hand and leg warmer and they come out perfect. you made me smile😊

[@sylviaseri4235]

This idea is so fantastic! I always hated that line when working in the round.

[@partlysunny7361]

Thank you so much! I've taken apart so many hats because of that ugly join. I can't wait to try this method.

[@tessvowels3837]

Wow!! You make it seem so easy!! Old habits are hard to break... will spend a day doing !!!

[@helena.3472]

This is amazing, I'm excited to try this, thank you so much for sharing this valuable technique ☺️

[@estelle5798]

Thank you so much!! Finishing rows when working in a round gives my projects a cleaner look, and this helps even more!

[@cherryblossom4299]

I started an amigurumi project and wasn’t happy with the travelling seam. I frogged quite a bit and starting looking for tutorials on the seamless join. After many attempts trying out different versions, I came to yours, and, boom! It worked out perfectly! Thanks a million for sharing this technique. Your tutorials are really awesome. (Subscribed already)!🙏💐❤️

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome! I'm so glad it worked well for your amigurumi, and thanks for subscribing!

[@mayrainman]

WOW! THANK YOU! The only thing I do differently is keep the same type of stitch marker in until I've gone through, then remove it so that I don't loose the loop(s). Super technique!

[@suesmith948]

How Sweet of you to share this with us, I have been crocheting for a long while and have not seen this before. I am going to be crocheting my Very First Southwestern Designs Afghan and I may need to know this technique. Thank you so much.

[@ArmyForTheAnimals]

I cannot thank you enough for your wonderful tutorial!!! I've watched many videos on how to get a straight seam when using dc in the round, and none of them ever seem to work for me. I can still always see a slanting seam going up my project...but no more! I am currently making a cowl, and used the chainless starting dc and your method for joining. Not only is the seem straight, it's pretty much invisible. I won't dread working in the round anymore because of you. Thanks!!!! 🤣👍💕

[@YayForYarn]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad this tutorial was helpful to you! Thanks for watching!

[@janhenderson2521]

Absolutely game changing!! You are so young to be so experienced and innovative!! Thanks so much! 💕💕

[@veronicamolon5314]

Thank You! I was searching for a solution for this problem for so long! Very Easy and clear!!! Thank You so Much!!

[@g.cosper8306]

BRILLIANT! This is a master class tutorial . Thank you.

[@sunnflowerr]

Thank you so much!! I've been crocheting for 18 years and making projects in the round is what I do most.... 😅 this part of crocheting, how to join and make it look nice, was the only thing that I felt like I was doing wrong the whole time, but wasn't sure how to word it in order to Google it, as I'm mostly self taught. So thankful I found your video, this is a game changer! I feel so much more confident moving forward now, lol.

[@pageturner_92]

Such a useful tip, thank you. The slant seam always annoys me and it is the first thing I tend to notice when looking at a finished project so I'm glad there is a way of eliminating that!

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome! I'm so glad the video was helpful to you!

[@angelavelviasicklegeorge8969]

You're a magician!!! .. That's the only explanation for this; Magic!! For 24 years my seams have driven me bonkers. Thank you!!!

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome, Angela! I'm so glad it was helpful to you!

[@Tismesue]

This is fantastic thank you. 😊 I especially appreciate how you carry on for a few rounds as I have cognitive problems (learning new things is a huge task for me now) but it seems to make more sense each round. Perfect!

[@mfelix1147]

I’m sad because I already finished my round placemat where the seam is a bit visible because I only saw this video. However, I’m very happy because moving forward, I know how to make a seamless connection. Thank you so much ❤️

[@cherylsmith5307]

I've always avoided patterns which require a chainless starting stitch because none of the videos or written instructions ever made it clear enough. Yours did the trick! I'm super excited because a pattern I really want to make requires this technique. Thank you for such incredibly clear and concise instructions!

[@lauradimartino3415]

Genius! I've seen the chainless starting dc, but not the invisible slip stitch. It looks so great.

[@YayForYarn]

Thank you, Laura! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@Shellymik]

I am in absolute awe of your technique and instruction. This is the best tutorial on chain-less starting and invisible slip stitch that I've yet to see! Excellent tutorial! Thank you for sharing your skill with us! :)

[@rachelspraggins3346]

Mind. Blown.

[@YayForYarn]

Thanks, Rachel!

[@tracyvision]

You’re a great teacher. This isn’t just an amazing tip (amazing!) but it’s very clearly and simply explained and the video is very clear. I’m just getting started with crochet and all my beautiful future projects thank you!

[@dawnwright5422]

I really do love this .I have got to give this a try. I make hats a Lot so like you said it will be difficult to see the seam sweet😁😍😜 Oh I must tell lady you are a great teacher. Now I have something priceless to show others too. Much thanks.

[@lindaney390]

I would use this technique on EVERYTHING!!!!!

[@Queenycorner]

Thanks for sharing, I'm going to be using this method from now on!

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful!

[@yolandacaldera7653]

Perfect!!! I will use this technique for hats! Thank you very much ..

[@MrJohnSchmalz]

Thank you for this! I was making some pants and the seam line was bothering me! This will be a game changer for me!!

[@chloec3206]

This is incredible!!!! Thank you so much for sharing, this will change my crochet forever ❤ Super glad I clicked on your video & I'll definitely share it with my fellow crocheters! A very clear and concise tutorial which I'm sure even beginners would also be able to follow ☺

[@mcm7444]

Using it on a market bag tonight!!!! Thank you

[@sandyreyes8504]

Thank you for sharing this , I’m new crocheting and I was needing this so bad 😅, thank you 🙏🏼

[@YayForYarn]

You're welcome, Sandy! I'm glad you enjoyed it!