What does magic circle mean in crochet?
What does magic circle mean in crochet?
A magic ring or a magic circle is a way to begin crocheting in round by crocheting the first round into an adjustable loop and then pulling the loop tight. This is great way to start crocheting your toys, because you can pull the loop very tight so you won’t have a hole in the middle of your first round.
Do you chain in a magic circle?
You can start with a foundation chain (usually 2-4 chains depending on the stitch) or you can start with the magic circle, also know as a magic loop or an adjustable loop. The magic circle can be a bit tricky at first, but I promise it is ten times better than starting with a foundation chain.
Why is my magic circle not working?
Why is my magic ring too tight? If you are using thicker yarn, you may find that the circle created by your index finger isn’t large enough. If this is the case, try wrapping the yarn around two or three fingers to give it a larger circle. Pull the yarn through the same way as if you used just your index finger.
How to make a crochet Magic Circle?
Use the Magic Circle to Start Round Crochet Projects. The next time you start a crochet project with a round center,the magic circle technique may be exactly what you
How do you crochet a magic circle?
Double Magic Ring Wrap the yarn around the fingers of your left hand twice. Pull up a loop. Make a starting chain. Pull the ring from your index finger. Crochet as many stitches as needed. Pull the tail to tighten the loop. End the round and connect it to the next round, by putting a Slip stitch into the first stitch of the round.
How to make a magic ring in crochet?
Wrap the yarn around 2 fingers and hold the point where the loop overlaps between your index finger and thumb
How do I make a magic ring in crochet?
Standard Magic Ring Form a loop with your yarn. Insert the hook through the loop. Pull the yarn through the ring. Chain stitch. Put your first row of stitches into the ring. Pull yarn ends. Slip stitch into the first stitch.