If this demystified the magic circle for you, let me know! Drop a comment on the YouTube video if you found it helpful. Learn how to crochet The Magic Circle with this easy-to-follow video tutorial. There you have it! I hope you enjoyed this step by step magic circle photo tutorial. If you want to avoid the hole you get from. Yarn over and pull the yarn from the skein end down through the circle. Step 2 Insert the hook into the circle as shown. It's often used in the creation of hats, stuffed animals, and other rounded things. In just a few words before you start watching the video tutorial below: The magic ring is an essential technique for crocheting in the round like for example when you start crocheting a beanie. Magic Circle Tutorial with Step-by-Step Photos Step 1 Begin by crossing the yarn from the skein (working yarn) over the tail end of the yarn (yarn end) to form a circle. 1 A Magic Circle is the first step in creating a circular crochet pattern. Then, you can insert your hook into that little top loop.Īnd begin your first round of stitches, worked right into the magic circle.įinally, it’s time for THE MAGIC! Pull on your tail strand and the circle you’ve been crocheting into will draw closed like a little drawstring.Īnd you’re left with a perfect, tight ring of stitches just waiting to be the top of a new crochet hat! So, here is an easy-to-follow video tutorial that will help you understand what is a magic circle in crochet. Some makers prefer the magic loop while others gravitate toward starting with. Join me in this bonus video for all those that are beginners to crochet or if you want to brush up on your magic circle skills In this video I will show yo. And the large bottom loop is the magic circle that you’ll work your first round of stitches into. Crochet a flat circle in joined rounds starting with the magic ring. Then, when you’ve pulled your working yarn through your little loop, you may be inclined to pull it tight, like a slip knot.īut, if you don’t pull it tight, that’s your magic circle! The top, little loop is where you’ll insert your hook. Then, you can reach your thumb and index finger into the loop and grab the working yarn (not the tail) between your fingers and pull it through your loop. I like to fold the tail end of my yarn in half, then twist it once towards me to make a little loop with a crisscross
You’ll begin your magic circle much the same way as a slip knot. This is the very first magic circle i was able to make thanks to your. Well, you can think of a magic loop as simply a loose slip knot. Continue to crochet over the loop and the yarn tail until you have the required. If you know how to crochet the basics, I’m betting you’re already familiar with a slip knot.
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