rolter Publish time 2015-5-13 05:59

Small Magic circle

I have difficulty making magic circle with few stitches like 4 sc in the magic circle and 4 sc in the following rounds.Any advice to make it easier?

qle Publish time 2025-7-18 04:57

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

crolady Publish time 2015-5-29 21:24

Keep your circle quite large until you have completed the last stitch, then pull it closed & slip stitch to join. That way you can almost crochet in a row which I find a bit easier :)

crolady Publish time 2015-5-30 15:46

It is a bit fiddly for the first couple of rows :/

belladonna25 Publish time 2015-6-3 18:07

That is hard moment, those couple rows.
I use other end of my hook to pusch mgr stitches down. It is hard to explain.

Iichan Publish time 2015-6-25 00:03

I make sure to use markers so you know which one is the first stitch, which will make it easier to know where to start the next round.

Leonora Publish time 2015-6-26 19:02

:LI having that difficulty too, thanks Ms. Crolady for such a great info.

Wicha Publish time 2015-7-3 17:54

I tend to do a ch2 for little loops, easier than a migic circle that leaves a hole...

katieme Publish time 2015-7-3 18:46

i prefer the "ch 2" method also.. i find it saves time

samara Publish time 2015-7-25 18:21

well, I use Embellish-Knit tool or rope maker it have four needles and its very easy to give me the required rope or I-cord then I can manage the length required and attach it to my doll or accessory or whatever project I am doing it also have a lot of projects ideas
you can Google "Embellish Knit" and you will find a lot of images and Videos for the tool :)
I hope this solved your problem , good luck and enjoy

lyraine Publish time 2015-9-9 11:14

it really isnt easy. when i have to sc 4 in the round, i usually try to go pull the yarn through via the side.. its hard to explain..

i hate small rounds.. really cant help it tho
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