CROCHET BASICS: The Invisible Finish | Bella Coco

Learn to create an invisible finish on your crochet projects in this easy crochet tutorial. This works well on projects when working in rounds.

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It important to know that there is a difference in UK terms. The techniques are the same, there is just different terminology. Being aware of this from the beginning will help you with learning to crochet, this conversion chart will help you:

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-How many squares do I need for a baby blanket?

This can vary, it really can be however big or small you like, but i generally do 4x4 or 5x5.

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Again, this can vary. I would suggest that you do your chain and lay it down agains the bed you are wanting it for. It should be the same width. You should then ad a few more to make it a little wider.

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[Wonder]

Oh my word. So simple and yet so perfect. I wish I would have see this years ago. Thank you for sharing all your talents.

[OingoLove]

Saved this video! Great technique! Thank you! And the lighting is so good and the color of the yarn shows the stitch detail so well.

[jessicadyer]

This was really helpful, I've never seen this technique before and the "nobbly bit" as you say is really annoying sometimes. Thank you :)

[QueenAlexx]

This is come in handy once I finish my first crocheted baby blanket. Thanks Bella Coco!

[terid]

So glad I found this today! The nobbly bit made me crazy

[lilyweatherall-thomas]

Great way to end row. Busy with granny blanket and now it looks well finished off. Thanks for showing.

[doloresungerleider]

As always. Easy to follow and clearly shown. Kudos to you Bella.

[anitatung]

Thanks for sharing. It’s so simple so easy and it’s perfectly done.❤

[julieannalbuzbeba]

Thank you for making this so easy and right to the point! No nobbly bits here!!

[cherylbeyer]

Thank you so much for a clear and concise tutorial ❤

[PeterJMostachetti]

As usual…you are there when I need you for a technique!!

[gempinkiemorgan]

Absolutely LOVE this finish! Thank you so very much for sharing this!!! I cannot wait to try it!!! x

[kathrynjablonski]

I love it! Your way is the easiest and best way for me! Thanks!!!

[maryhendrick]

Wow! Can't wait to try it on my next wip.

[MayaMaya-zobc]

Please make a video tutorial about this shape and how to do a baby ball

[fromtheheartdesigns]

Thank you so much my work looks so much better for finishing this way 😊

[donnaeagan]

Thank you so much ! What a Great help!! It looks so much better finished like that!!👍👍🧶

[lesliebenedict]

I'm so glad I found this site. I always hated the way I was joining at the end. Thank you so much!!

[pattiweller]

I know this a video from a few years ago but I just found it and it is so amazing. Than you.

[plauditecives]

Thank you for providing a left-handed version.