What Does A Crocheter Call The Magic Ring?

A magic ring or magic circle is a technique used to start crocheting in the round, particularly for projects like amigurumi and certain granny squares. It is also known as an adjustable ring. In this tutorial, the author demonstrates a slow and simple way to make a magic circle to start off your crochet master pieces.

A magic circle is a small, adjustable loop of yarn that can be used instead of a slip knot on a crochet hook. The first round of stitches should be crocheted into the magic ring, leaving it as a loop. This method is essential for beginners and is particularly useful for creating amigurumi or snowflake ornaments.

To create a magic ring, first get a good hold of your yarn and pinch the tail end between your thumb and middle finger. Then, reach up and grab the other end.

The magic ring is an alternative to creating a ring with multiple chains joined with a slip stitch to form a ring. Mastering the crochet magic ring is a must for those looking to learn crocheting in the round. This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to making a magic ring in crochet.