THE MAGIC CIRCLE CROCHET HOW TO

Weave yarn under the stitches in the centre to the left at least 2 stitches. This is where theВ long tail from tightening theВ DMC is. Follow the arrows starting atВ the open circle. You may be able to spot where you went up the stitches if you look closely but they are hidden pretty well. This is the back of the finished first round with the end woven in.

THE MAGIC CIRCLE CROCHET HOW TO

This tutorial will be broken down into 2 parts.ДЄ step by step photo tutorial and written instructions to help you make and use a Double Magic Circle.ДЄ photo tutorial and chart illustrating how to weave the end in securely. So IвЂ™m also going to show you my method of weaving in the end when using a magic circle, using all the little tricks IвЂ™ve seen over the years, so that it is as secure as it can be without having to tie any knots. Speaking of weaving the end in, one of the things that many people worry about when using a magic circle is that it will come undone. ItвЂ™s already woven in more вЂ“ which for me is important as IвЂ™m always paranoid my ends will come loose!.It leaves a long tail вЂ“ perfect for securely weaving in.ItвЂ™s sturdier вЂ“ which makes it easier to work into and a stronger beginning to a project.I find it easier to manage вЂ“ easier to make and far easier to work into.I prefer the double magic circle for a number of reasons. You wrap the yarn around your fingers twice so that you are working into a circle made of two loops of yarn instead of just one. Well just like the name suggests it is a double circle. How is the Double Magic Circle different? This technique allows you to work your stitches into a larger circle and then tighten it until the hole disappears (like inВ the centre of a granny square) or leave a hole with the diameter you want (like in the centre of the Heart in Bloom). The magic circle/magic ring/adjustable loop is a way to begin a crochet project worked in the round that replaces a ch ?(2, 3, etc) and join into a ring. If youвЂ™ve been crocheting for a while youвЂ™ve probably heard of the magic circle and may have some idea of what it entails, but if you donвЂ™t here is aВ simple description. I love this technique, I find it easy to do and it looks great, so IвЂ™m going to show you how to do it too. Today I am going to share one of my favourite techniques вЂ“ the Double Magic Circle.

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