A magic ring is an ideal way to start crocheting in the round, as it allows you to start crocheting over an adjustable loop and pull the loop tight when you have finished the required number of stitches. This technique is perfect for amigurumi projects and is the most important step in your journey.
In this video tutorial, the author demonstrates how to create a magic ring for amigurumi by wrapping yarn around your index finger three times and inserting your hook under the first two strands. The Magic Ring is ideal for creating a secure, adjustable center with no visible hole, making it perfect for amigurumi and projects requiring a tight start.
To create a magic circle, wrap the yarn around your index finger three times and insert your hook under the first two strands. The Magic Ring is preferred over the chaining method because it allows you to close the hole.
To begin crocheting in the round, start with the yarn crossed to form a circle. Draw up a loop with your hook but don’t pull it tight. Hold the circle with your index finger and thumb.
In this tutorial, the author begins by looping the yarn and pinching the yarn where the ends cross. Start by making a loop like a slip knot and insert the hook from the back toward the front. Wrap the yarn around the hook to pull through the loop.
In conclusion, creating a magic ring is a crucial step in the amigurumi journey, providing a secure and adjustable center with no visible holes.
📹 How to Crochet – Magic Ring (or Magic Circle)
You can find the updated tutorial here https://youtu.be/Z6rbZMSCJ7Q where I show 2 different methods on making the magic ring.
📹 How To Crochet- The Magic Circle (or magic ring)
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 …
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