Hello weaver! If there is something that we all like, it is that our fabrics are as neat as possible, and the closing of the rows when we knit in a circular way is one of those things that always make us noise because the past stitch that we make to close each one is always noticeable. lap.
Practicing and practicing, weaving and unweaving, I found a way to close the rows in our crochet fabrics in such a way that they are as little noticeable as possible.
In which cases will this crochet tip be useful? Whenever we want to knit a garment in a circular way like when we start knitting from the yoke, this way of knitting is great because it allows us to knit without having to sew! great right? We avoid the part of having to sew, which is probably a bit lazy for all of us to do, but this challenge arises of making the closure of the rows that we make not noticeable so that our work is neater.
By the way, since we touch on the subject of sewing in our crochet fabrics, I'll tell you that I also found a super neat way to make the seams when we need them. Here I leave the LINK so you can see how to do it! It is always good to have it as a tool when we need it.
Continuing with the subject of closing laps without being noticed, here I leave THE VIDEO.
I hope this tip will help you so that you can use it in all future circular crochet fabrics.
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