Crocheting in the round

Learn how to make a perfectly flat crochet circle with this beginner-friendly guide! Step-by-step instructions, stitch charts, and tips for flat circles.

In today’s blog post, We will learn the advanced technique i.e the Invisible Join. The Invisible join is an advance technique that is used while crocheting in the round. This technique can be used to crochet Hats, caps, coasters, purses, etc which call for a seamless join at the end of each round rather than creating a visible seam which leaves your working looking messed up, also creating a lot of JOGS when changing colours.

Do your seams veer off to the left or right when you crochet in the round? Here's my trick to crochet a straight seam, with just ONE change.

We all need to know the basics, right? So how have I forgotten to show you how to make a simple crochet circle? In this video tutorial, I show you the step by step to create an easy crochet circle. So here it is ... this is how! #urbakicrochet #crochet #simplecrochetcircle #crochetcircle #easycrochet #tipscrochet #crochetbasic

In this video tutorial, How to Change Colors When Crocheting in the Round, I will show you how to join a new color when crocheting a beanie. The full pattern for this beanie will be

There is a method to the madness of crocheting in the round. In this video tutorial lesson learn how to begin the basic way of increasing to create a flat circle. Including tips on how you can make corrections by learning how your crochet material acts when using

Are you tired of not understanding how in the world you should be counting crochet...

I love crocheting in the round! It's easy to crochet circles... but also squares! I've put together this easy reference guide to get you started crocheting circles, squares and granny squares: Download the pdf version of the guide by clicking here.What can you actually do with these patterns? Lots! Here are a few ideas: Crochet

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Say goodbye to slanted seams when crocheting half double crochet in the round with this foolproof method for straight seams every time!

Learn how to crochet round circles for beginners breaks down the basics so you can be successful in crocheting in the round. Crocheting flat

Let how to crochet a flat circle with the single crochet stitch. This easy tutorial is perfect for beginners to learn how to crochet a perfect circle! #crochetcircle #howtocrochetacircle #singlecrochetcirclepattern #howtocrochetaperfectcircle #crochetcirclefreepattern

Since we are all sitting at home right now I thought it would be a good time to work on a new skill. As I have gotten better at crocheting I have started to notice that when I would try to create a circle it wouldn’t be a circle. Where I would increase would create these lines and my circles would have points instead of being perfectly round. After some research on Pinterest and looking through some of my crochet books I found some great tips about how to fix this problem! To make a circle…

Learn to Crochet the Easy Way with this step-by-step picture tutorial on How to Crochet in the Round. Learn how to crochet in the round with or without slip stitching each round shut. This is a great technique to learn for crochet beginners if you're wanting to learn how to make hats or amigurumi!

When you crochet in the round, it can be tricky to count your stitches. But counting is important to make sure that you're on track for following your pattern. Today, I'll show you how to count your stitches! The loop on the hook doesn't count! Here's a photo of my work: Do you see the

Every time I post a photo of my crocheted circle, I get a lot of questions asking how I get my circle so perfect! Personally, I don't think it's perfect but I wanted to share with you how I work my circles when crocheting in the round. This is a standard way to start a top-down beanie, coasters, large rugs, etc. Basically anything in a circle. I recorded a video for a Top-Down Beanie and figured I'd kill 2 birds with one stone and make a video specially for this. The pattern and video will…

Let's see what a magic circle or magic ring really is? A crochet magic circle or a magic ring is a simple way to start crochet in the round. You just start crocheting in an adjustable loop by finishing the first round stitches you are required for the pattern. Once you are done, just pull the loop tight. And ta-dah, no more annoying hole left in the center of your first round. Isn't that just great? The most difficult part of all my crocheting efforts is the one which starts crocheting with…

In today's Crochet 101 lesson, I'm going to teach you how to crochet in the round. Read on to learn two different methods for crocheting in the round.