In this easy crochet tutorial i'll show you 2 easy techniques to crochet the magic ring or magic circle. Web practice your perfect crochet circle. Then take your new skill to the next level by trying patterns for hats, mandalas, and other circular designs.
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Ch 2, work in continual rounds, sc in between the gaps in the previous chain 1’s.
It all starts with a magic circle.
Web for this tutorial purposes i used a 9 mm hook and tshirt yarn, but you can use any yarn and any hook size you’d like as this way will work for any circle pattern.Web what you'll need equipment / tools crochet hook materials yarn instructions round 1: Then, make six single crochet stitches into the second chain from the hook.You will crochet any amount of stitches that your pattern calls for and that amount of stitches will indicate the amount of stitches will be.
Practice makes perfect, so don’t be afraid to experiment with the circle pattern above.Ch 1, sc to join in the beginning sc. Web these are all ways to be able to affect the curve of the sphere/circle, and techniques that i use all the time to generate an ideal shape.Because of its ease of use, a circle with a 6 multiple is almost the standard for amigurumi pieces, except for giant ones with blanket yarn (more on that later).
Slip stitch to join the end of the round.
Work single crochet stitches to form a circle begin with a slip knot and then two chain stitches.Adjust hook size and yarn to see how these changes impact your circles.
