GO SEAMLESS!! Crochet Invisible join the easy way.

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 a 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.

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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:30 Beginning Stitch
01:45 Ending Row
02:35 Reverse View

[sandraatkins]

It’s extremely rare for me to post comments, but I HAVE to say, this is a game changer for me! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS!

[brief]

Girl.... you're my hero

Your nifty tricks just increase the quality of my work 10 fold and make it seem as if I've been crocheting way longer then just 2 years

[evelyntobias]

After almost 50 years of crocheting, why am I finally learning this? Thank you so much for the wonderful tutorial!

[marietruax]

I have been crocheting for over 50 years and never knew this method. WOW.

[cindylang]

This is so amazing! I'm 67 and still learning wonderful tricks from wonderful people like you! Now that I gotten the hang of it, I don't even need the stitch marker. Thank you so much for sharing. My pumpkin gift bags look so much nicer without the seam.

[amydavis]

This is the best "invisible" seam I've seen yet! Thanks so much!!!

[normahampton]

This is one of the best techniques I've ever seen, and I've been crocheting for over 60 years! Absolutely genius!

[DonnaF.]

LOVE BEST INVISIBLE JOIN I’VE EVER SEEN TAUGHT!! GREAT TEACHING AND CAMERA WORK. THANK YOU! 💕

[connie-foreveryoung-jeunes]

After reading most comments here, I feel lucky to have this tip in my first year of crocheting. Thank you so much!

[hookerhands]

Not to be dramatic but I think this rec video just changed my life. I'm getting way too excited.

[JeffChristieFan]

You're a genius, sweetheart. Thanks a lot 💗

[trishnemeth]

I've been crocheting since the early 1990's, and this has been a source of irritation for me from the very start. I can't Wait to do this for all of the rest of my Christmas Thank You!!!

[cynthiac]

Where have you been my whole life. How has this not become standard

[Kifflington]

So, so good to know this. Now I just need a time machine to go back and un-ugly all those projects where I didn't have this knowledge...

[craftecreates]

OMG, you’re the MVC (most valuable crocheter)!!! All hail the GOAT! This is a game changer for real!! Thank you so much!!! ❤️

[CashnCarryMusic]

This is uhMAZing! I've been crocheting for over 15 years on and off and never seen this. Thank you SO much! <3

[jns]

Wow! Wow! 70years of crocheting and I’m getting what I’ve already needed. Thanks!

[glyndajohnson]

OMG!! Let me tell you how I always telling my mom, I can't stand seeing that seam. Thank you so much! I can't wait to do this!

[nikki]

Thank you Alysha! Your teaching style fits my learning style perfectly. You explain techniques clearly, make it easy to understand, and most importantly you don't go too fast and leave me confused and you don't go too slow and leave me impatient.

[johnjustice]

You just blew my mind. It might just be my coffee, but I'm physically psyched about this. Thank you so much.