How to attach crochet pieces

Attaching amigurumi pieces is one of the most complicated things for beginners. In this tutorial I am showing two different ways to sew parts together.

Learn how to attach your crochet applique to your project. All you need is a yarn needle. No sewing skills required! When I make the applique, I cut the ending tail extra long and use it to attach the applique. I do NOT weave it in to the applique first, it will be weaved in after it is attached to your project. Thread the long tail onto a yarn needle and use it to stitch your applique to your project. There's really no wrong way to do it. You can stitch all the way around the outside of the

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Learn the Secret to Weaving in the Ends perfectly! They will not come undone. I teach you 2 different ways easily & quickly in a video tutorial.

Learn how to sew crochet pieces together with three different sewing techniques. Learn to make an invisible seam for your crochet projects.

If you have two pieces of crochet to sew together, use the Mattress Stitch! A favorite when joining crocheted granny squares or crocheted clothing.

After you have completed your individual amigurumi pieces, then the very last step is to join the amigurumi pieces together. In this post I will be talking about the different ways of sewing amigurumi pieces together and also other techniques of attaching crochet pieces together without sewing! Those methods include seamless crocheting and surface crocheting. Check this out for more!

There are several ways to join your crochet pieces together. In this tutorial I'll show you one easy technique, the slip stitch crochet seam.

There are different ways to sew crochet appliques to crochet pieces. This guide shows how to attach them so the stitching doesnt show on the back of the item.

Every once in a while, you'll come across instructions that tell you to 'flatten piece, and attach'. But, what does that mean? Today, I'll show you step-by-step! Let's assume we've followed the crochet instructions, and we have a piece (that's been worked in the round), and we've fastened off. The piece will look something like