How to Join in the Round for Magic Loop ||| Invisible Join

Welcome to The Blue Mouse Knits! Today I will be teaching you how to join in the round when working in magic loop invisibly. This is great for projects like socks, to start knitting socks with a jog in the cast on. This is a great invisible join for magic loop, you will need 1 extra stitch when working this join because you will decrease 1 stitch in the process.

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[amulyamakes]

the way I watch this video every time I start a magic loop lmao

[vvitchings]

Thank you so much for this! I always get that awkward gap by just beginning to kit in the round, this is a lifesaver!

[murphzmom]

Blown away!! So glad that I found this video, I have struggled with the gap for ages

[nicola.p]

Thank you so much for this. I have spent 2 days watching videos to try and help me stop ladders when I join on magic loop, and this is the clearest, simplist way that I have seen to join.

[Sobtanian]

I’m about to start my first magic loop project (gloves) and this is the only good, clear video I’ve seen on how to join. Thanks :)

[jessenoelle]

Thank you for the clear and concise demonstration! Yours is the only video I've found so far to explain how to do the invisible join technique when working with magic loop. So thanks again and keep up the good work!

[cherylglee]

Finally! The best way I’ve found to join and keep my needles and working yarn in proper positions! Thank you.

[zoedoodle]

This instructional is so clear! Short and Sweet!. And so much easier than what I was trying (and failing) to do! Thank You👋

[saraclark]

This was super helpful! I’ve been trying to do this to make a hospital hat for a newborn baby using circular needles and could not figure out how to join in the round for such a small circumference. Thanks!

[kcaltura]

This is really helpful! I actually just did an invisible join while using magic loop and it was really hard. I think your method is better. I will start using this technique. Thank you for this video :)

[gabriellearmstrong]

Dear Blue Mouse thank you. Every other method for joining has been a failure this was 👌 perfect

[MalfaitReiToei]

THANK YOU. I have been trying to figure this out for two days, your video is the only one I've found that made sense to me! 🥰🥰🥰

[paulineodwyer]

Thank you that was so clear and leaves the work very tidy.

[tien]

Wow. This is super helpful! Thank you so much!!

[undercoverrisan]

You're an absolute lifesaver, thank you!!!

[sabrina]

I’m so confused.. 1:00 the working yarn is on the back needle. At 1:22 some how the working yarn is now on the front needle 🤔 so confused and I’ve watched it over 10 times following precisely every step, and I don’t get how the yarn somehow switches position?

[joanjoshua]

Thank you very much for this video
I have a query, it may sound silly. How does one keep track if they have completed one row and then move onto row two. In magic loop

[hello_imjxsmine]

does it matter that the number of stitches that I have on each needle are uneven after this? For example, I casted on 34 sts and split it to make each needle have 17 sts on each side. After doing this, one needle has 18 sts and one has 16. Is that a bad thing, or can I just start knitting?

[abk.]

Please, Is there a vedio on how to begin knitting ? 😅

Lol I feel like you dropped my hand inbetween ! 😢