How do you make a magic loop? I just started
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Trying googling it or looking on YouTube! It’s difficult to explain over text.
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It’s not a stupid question! It took me forever to learn the magic ring! Idk if they do but if the woobles on YouTube has a video for the magic ring I would recommend!
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Thank yall so much!
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I just make my slip knot, but don’t tighten it. Stitch a SC to close it up and begin.
Maybe I should make a video someday.
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Yeah, the woobles has a great tutorial on it
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As other ppl said, Youtube has many great tutorials! I learned it from this one:
And Mercy recommends this one(or atleast I think)
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I make them like a slipknot. Easy.
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Yes, that tutorial is great!
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Do you mean a magic ring? I think they’re the same thing, if not I’m so sorry
The way i make a magic ring, is I chain two, then in the second chain from the hook, (aka first chain you did) I make however many single crochets I need. Say you need six single crochets in a magic ring, just put six single crochets in the second chain from the hook. Hope that makes sense
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Yeah
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Thank yall so much for the help
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Interesting, I’ve never thought of it that way before. Magic rings and slip knots basically start the same way. I usually wrap the yarn (crossing over) around two fingers then grab the strand using my hook, but I also start my slip knots using the same technique.
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That’s called the ch 2 method, not a magic ring!
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Ohhhh ok-my bad, I saw it in a YouTube tutorial, which called it a magic ring, mb
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That’s crazy lol. I’ll have to try that next time I make a magic circle
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