Crochet closing stitch

When crocheting in the round, the invisible join is a far better way to close your work than the classical slip stitch join. What makes the invisible join so much better is that it is invisible! This is the best joining method to use whenever you are crocheting something that is a circle, or that is worked in the round, or for invisible color changes in Amigurumi! Learn how to make the invisible join with this step-by-step tutorial. Tap on the pin to go to the free guide!

Learn and practice easy amigurumi tips and tricks by learning how to close and sew shut your own crochet project or patterns!

The loop stitch is a surprisingly easy crochet stitch that has a big impact! This stitch is loaded with texture and is a great, no-cut alternative to fringe. It's one that really needs to be demonstrated so fortunately there's a video tutorial you can find here: Stitch Pattern The loop stitch can ...

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Close the top of your Amigurumi with the Ultimate Finish and make a flat and perfect closing for the top hole of your crochet piece!

Invisible finish or in other words Invisible fasten off is a crochet technique to join stitches together and fasten off the yarn usually when crocheting in round. Traditional method to end the round is to join last stitch of the round with top of first stitch using slip stitch. Then to fasten off you cut the yarn,...

Would you prefer to see the video tutorial demonstrating this method? If not, read on: I've written before about how there are several ways you can finish off a closed piece in amigurumi, and there's no one 'best' method for closing that remaining hole to give the neatest fin ...

17K likes, 64 comments - leyu.toys op December 24, 2023: "To crochet around a foundation chain without gaps, follow these steps: - Begin with a chain that doesn’t have a knot. - Insert your hook into the back bumps, starting from the second chain. - Pull the yarn tail tightly to close any gap. - Continue with your regular stitching. By starting with a knotless chain and focusing on the back bumps, you’ll achieve a smooth and gap-free foundation for your crochet work. #crochetfoudation…

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