Ending crochet in the round

The Invisible Seam for Crochet Hats is a technique can really be a life saver when nit comes to creating a beautiful hat as a gift and not have to worry about that ugly seam that runs down the back of it. And you may be surprised how

Do you love learning new techniques to advance your crocheting skills or are you that person who loves to stick with the traditional basics of crochet? If you are one who loves upgrading your croch…

The Locked Loop Ends Crochet Technique for Working in Ends in Crochet Hats The Locked Loop Ends Crochet method of working in yarn ends can really help save you time and frustration when finishing your

Today I’m going to demonstrate, step by step, a technique to achieve a seamless join when crocheting in the round. This technique achieves an almost invisible join. As you can see in the phot…

How to Single Crochet Flat Circles in Continuous Rounds This is such a handy tutorial and so easy to understand. Crochet 101 and a great update for experienced ‘hookers’ particularly as I find that we

Have you ever tried to crochet a perfect circle? The most common technique for crocheting round shapes is called crocheting in the round. When you crochet in the round you create a spiral going out as you increase. But you never get to the point of finishing a circle or closing it to make it nice an

Do your seams veer off to the left or right when you crochet in the round? Here's my trick to crochet a straight seam, with just ONE change.

When you crochet in the round, it can be tricky to count your stitches. But counting is important to make sure that you're on track for following your pattern. Today, I'll show you how to count your stitches! The loop on the hook doesn't count! Here's a photo of my work: Do you see the