Invisible Join Video Tutorial
If you are tired of that unsightly seem running down your latest crochet project, then you need to try this crochet hack. The crochet invisible join is used while working in the round.
Don’t worry, this is not a convoluted tutorial. We will NOT be using a needle or cutting the thread at the end of each round. This is one of the simplest method and only takes a few seconds longer, but the finished look makes it all worth it.
The secrete to the invisible join is faux stitch that lays over the top of your beginning stitch. This faux stitch replaces this first stitch. It will all make sense in the video above & the picture tutorial below.
What makes the crochet invisible stitch in the round so great, is that you don’t need to fasten off at the end of each round. With this simple technique all of your projects will look seamless.
Crochet Invisible Join Picture tutorial
- Begin by elongating the loop on your hook.
- Make sure you working yarn is behind your work.
- Insert your hook from back to front into the second stitch.
- Place the elongated loop onto your, then pull
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6. Double crochet (or what ever stitch you are using) into the same stitch and each one across.
7. Your last stitch will be worked into the faux stitch created by the original elongated stitch.
If you enjoyed learning how to crochet the invisible join in crochet, then you will love this cool little hack. Learn how to crochet straight edges every single time.