If you're a crochet beginner eager to learn a versatile
technique, then crochet in the round is an excellent skill to master. Whether
you're interested in making cozy hats, adorable amigurumi, or beautiful
doilies, understanding how to crochet in the round opens up a whole new realm
of creative possibilities.
Crochet in the round is a technique where you work in a
continuous spiral or joined rounds instead of working back and forth in rows.
This method creates seamless, three-dimensional shapes, perfect for items like
hats, baskets, or stuffed toys. It’s especially popular among crochet beginners
because it simplifies shaping and produces a neat, professional-looking finish.
Embarking on your journey to crochet in the round as a
crochet beginner is an exciting step toward creating beautiful, functional
items. By mastering the magic ring, understanding how to increase evenly, and
practicing consistently, you’ll soon be able to crochet in the round
confidently and with ease.
Remember, patience and practice are your best friends. Keep
your enthusiasm high, and don’t hesitate to explore new patterns and techniques
once you’ve got the basics down. Happy crocheting!
Magic Ring
The Magic Ring is a technique to pull the beginning circle tighter and to close. Chain Method can leave a hole which isn't always ideal. Amigurumi techniques requires a tighter stitching pattern for shaping and for stuffing the crochet for a 3D effect. If a hole is left in the starting center, the stuffing material will escape.
How to Crochet in the Round: Starting Methods: Magic Ring,
Chain Method by B.Hooked Crochet
3 Alternatives to a Magic Ring/Circle! (Easy Tutorial) by Meema
Makes
Crochet in the Round Using Single Crochet - Stitch Guide by
Crochet Guru
Hate Magic Rings? Discover an Alternative with NO GAP! By Bella
Coco
Don't Like The Crochet Magic Circle - Try This Easy Way
Instead by Bag-O-Day Crochet
CROCHET: How to crochet a flat circle by Bella Coco
SEAMLESS! Crochet Invisible Join The EASY way by Littlejohn’s
Yarn
I Give You the Secrets to Knit a PERFECT CIRCLE Crochet |
Crochet by Realza Crochet