Magic Ring Tutorial
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In Lesson 13: Beginner Crochet: How to Make the Magic Ring
- Learn how to crochet the magic ring
- How I reinforce the initial magic ring by weaving in my yarn end
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How to Crochet:
Tip: Unless the pattern instructions you are following indicate otherwise, crochet stitches are worked under both loops of the stitch (i.e. the front and back loops).
Stitches Used in this Video Tutorial
Single Crochet (sc): Insert your hook under both loops (the front and back loop) of the stitch indicated; yarn over the hook and pull up 1 loop (you now have 2 loops on the hook); yarn over the hook and pull through both loops on the hook.
Techniques Shown in this Video Tutorial
- Magic Ring or Magic Circle
- Weave in ends to reinforce the magic ring
Photo Tutorial for the Magic Ring:
Please visit the following post to see the step-by-step photo tutorial for the magic ring:
For a handy printable table with all the basic terms please see this post: Basic Crochet Terms Translated
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Crochet Hook pictured in the video: Clover Amour Crochet Hook
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