Part 4 - How to Start a Crochet Circle - the Chain 2 Method | Learn to Crochet

To begin crocheting a circle (or in the round), I start with the "ch 2 method." In this method, you chain 2 and then work 6 single crochet stitches (or as many stitches as the pattern says) into the first chain. In this video, I show how to make this starting circle.
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[@esraaamir8429]

I try a thousand time an cant do it , I don't know what is the problem 😢😢😢

[@theresascrochetshop]

Oh no, that's so frustrating! I'm sorry it's not working for you. Which step is not turning out?
I'm not sure which stitches you are comfortable with at this point, but I would suggest attaching the yarn to your hook with the slip knot, and then making a big long chain, and then single crocheting into that chain, back and forth in rows until you are comfortable with both stitches. Then come back to this, and try again.

[@wbajp]

At last!. I can now do my crochet circle. Thank you🎉

[@frogsarecute4317]

I wish the camera was a bit closer. Great tutorial otherwise.

[@theresascrochetshop]

I appreciate the feedback! Thank you!

[@rosy7787]

Thank you ❤

[@chinmayeemahadik3512]

Amazing tutorial

[@theresascrochetshop]

I'm so happy it was helpful - thank you!