Crochet a circle

If you've been left frustrated by the crochet magic circle, you're not alone. This crochet technique can be difficult to master! I've created a photo and video magic circle crochet tutorial to help you through. In both the video and photo tutorial, I teach you now only how to create the magic ring, but also the stitch anatomy - so you can understand this awesome crochet technique and move forward crocheting with confidence.

Hello friends. We all need to know the basics right? So how on earth have I neglected to show you how to make a simple crochet circle!? So here it is...

Learn how to crochet a flat circle coaster with this easy to follow tutorial!

Are you tired of your crochet not laying flat? Learn how to make a flat crochet circle using this simple method with just some math!

How to crochet a circle that lies flat? The first thing is to make sure to use the right size crochet hook for the type of yarn being used. Also, make sure to check you have the right amount of stitches in your rounds, to few stitches will mean your crochet will turn up at the edges, and too many stitches will make the edges have up and down curls like waves.

Let how to crochet a flat circle with the single crochet stitch. This easy tutorial is perfect for beginners to learn how to crochet a perfect circle! #crochetcircle #howtocrochetacircle #singlecrochetcirclepattern #howtocrochetaperfectcircle #crochetcirclefreepattern

I had some old handspun wool (smelled totally like sheep) and I did not know what to do about it. So I just had it in my stash for quite some years. Then I came over a easy pattern for a crochetrug…

One of the best things about the craft of crochet is that you don't need to learn very much at all in order to be able to make beautiful things, and yet there

Are you tired of your crochet not laying flat? Learn how to make a flat crochet circle using this simple method with just some math!

Let's see what a magic circle or magic ring really is? A crochet magic circle or a magic ring is a simple way to start crochet in the round. You just start crocheting in an adjustable loop by finishing the first round stitches you are required for the pattern. Once you are done, just pull the loop tight. And ta-dah, no more annoying hole left in the center of your first round. Isn't that just great? The most difficult part of all my crocheting efforts is the one which starts crocheting with…

Crochet spirals are a lot of fun to make. Whether you are making Crochet Potholders or Large Crochet Rugs and Pillows, you will totally enjoy making those patterns with crochet spirals. You can make crochet spirals with a single color, two tone spiral or you can whip up a spiral with multiple colors too. It looks bit complex but trust me it's simple and so easy to make. In my last post I had shared the pattern for Seamless Spiral Circle With Raised Ridges. This pattern is a single color tone…

How to Single Crochet Flat Circles in Continuous Rounds

Are you wondering how to crochet a flat circle? In this post we take a detailed look at how to do just that. Video tutorial included!

Do you get stuck trying to figure out how to crochet a flat circle? Do you wonder what actually makes a circle more or less rounded, pointy, or flat? Are...

This Magic circle tutorial shows a non traditional way. I have used this way for many years and find it a much easier way to start crochet projects.

The granny stripe stitch is probably one of my favourites, I just love the simplicity of it and the endless possibility for playing with col...

The crochet magic circle can be tricky for beginners, but don't worry! Let me teach you my easy method to master it with confidence...

The sculptural qualities of crochet are amazing! With crochet, any shape is possible - you can take off in any direction, add or subtract any stitches you like, go wild! That said, there are several basic shapes most crocheters will eventually use, beyond the straight line. These shapes are the building blocks of hats, bags, toys, amigurumi, finger puppets, and so much more. So let's round five of them up today and pin them all down in one place! 1. CIRCLES: Circles are how you start a hat…