Invisible Finish for Open Edges in Amigurumi (right-handed version)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- How to make an invisible join at the end of the last round of an open-ended piece in amigurumi, or any other crochet pieces worked in the round. A tutorial by June Gilbank (www.planetjune.com).
The Invisible Finish method bridges the difference in height between the stitches and leave an uninterrupted row of Vs around the edge of the piece.
If you're looking for an invisible finish to close the remaining hole in a stuffed piece, check out my Ultimate Finish for Amigurumi video instead: • Ultimate Finish for Am...
LEFT-HANDERS: Here's the left-handed version of this video:
• Invisible Finish for O...
MORE INFO? For more details about how I determined that this method does indeed make the least visible and smoothest join, please see the blog post that accompanies this video, at
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Love this technique. You explain it very well. Thank you.
Pure magic is what that is! Love it! Thank you for demonstrating so well!
You're welcome!
Brilliant.... this technique is really something i need. Thank you for sharing
Thank you. This was easy to follow along and exactly what I was looking for.
You're welcome!
Thank you for this!! This was the easiest explanation I have seen for this stitch
I love your tutorials; they're the best I've come across so far. Short and sweet. Thank you so much!
Clear and excellent instruction. My work is beginning to look better because of YOUR tutorials. Thank you!
Thank you! I love this technique. Going to go try it now.
Amazing tip Thank you. Was always frustrated how sloppy the end of a round looked.
Thanks! This is quite helpful! Use it for crocheting hats.
Thank you!! Your explanation was very clear!😊❤️
I love this technique, wich I've learned with you! The tip of the back bar will help a lot!! Thank you! Ü
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much! Going to be a cuteamigurumi now! ^-^
Thank you for sharing ! its magic ! and I did it 👏👏👏👏 I'm a newby to crochet, yayyyy ! I've subscribed and given a 👍 up
thank you!!! much appreciated!!
Thank you really useful and easy to do
Thanks. This technique is great
Wow 🌿thank you!
You're welcome!
beautiful voice
It’s so good thanks
Thank you for sharing.
fantastic
thank u so much. love it ❤️❤️❤️
I don't know if you look anymore yours fantastic videos But I have one question for anybody's reading my post : for the finishing crochet pattern you used 2 sts. and in Amigurumi 2 sts. count a lot! Ohhh sorry for my english (I'm french) but I hope someone could help me... Thanks for All of you Patterns! It's an incredible Job and I'm sorry you stop it!
Well the finish goes over two stitches but only really covers one, and since the finish itself makes the impresion of a stitch on top of the one it's covering you don't diminish the original stitch count.
I hope that helps
I like that thanks for sharing
Hello, can you add more videos? to make amigurumis, dresses, hair, etc
I will be adding more videos on other amigurumi techniques - please subscribe to my channel to be notified of my new videos! But I won't be making videos demonstrating full patterns - you can find all my patterns at www.planetjune.com/free and www.planetjune.com/shop 😊
Do you have any pointers on how to finish better in an open piece, like this, but your last round is slip stitch or reverse single crochet, not plain sc? I do basically this for the slip stitch, but I didn't know if there might be a trick or something different I should do. And when doing reverse sc or crab stitch..... I never know how to finish and just wing it which is never to my liking.PS.... love all your tutorials and helpful tips. I go back to them over and over again.
It's exactly the same technique for sl st - in fact, you'll get an even better result because there isn't such a height difference to overcome!
As for joining rsc, I'll add that to my list of ideas for future videos! I do have a tutorial on how to make rsc, but the sample is worked flat, so there's no join at the end. This would make a good follow-up :)
Oops, it's *almost* exactly the same for sl st: you can't go through the back bar (as there isn't a back bar in sl st). It'll still work fine; going through the back bar too for sc just helps to keep the duplicate stitch in place while you're weaving in the end.
Thanks. Good to know I've been doing the sl st right. I'd DEFINITELY love a tut on the rsc. I don't use it often, but when I do it just drives me nuts not having a good way to join.
AprilBird4 same here!
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Muchas gracias!!!! Sería posible subtitulos en español???
If you turn on the closed captioning and then go to Settings (the gear icon) > Subtitles/CC > Auto-translate > choose your language and the captions will appear in your desired language!
(Note: I believe this only works on desktop, not mobile - hopefully RUclips will add the same functionality to RUclips on mobile devices at some point soon.)
Muchísimas gracias
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