Crochet invisible join

Learn how to join crochet squares and panels together with the mattress stitch. This easy seaming technique creates a very subtle and flat seaming edge, which makes the mattress stitch the best seaming method for garments. The mattress stitch is also ideal for joining panels of different colors because the seam is invisible! Tap on the pin to go to the free step-by-step tutorial...

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to seamlessly join crochet motifs, achieving a perfectly invisible seam. Whether you're working on granny squares,

When crocheting in the round, the invisible join is a far better way to close your work than the classical slip stitch join. What makes the invisible join so much better is that it is invisible! This is the best joining method to use whenever you are crocheting something that is a circle, or that is worked in the round, or for invisible color changes in Amigurumi! Learn how to make the invisible join with this step-by-step tutorial. Tap on the pin to go to the free guide!

Look carefully at the picture above. Can you see where each round starts and begins? If you can, then you've really honed your crochet eye and should be

When you crochet in the round an invisible join is a neat way to finish the round instead of making the usual slip stitch in the first stitch of the round. And as the name reveals the join will pra…

Master invisible joins today with this straightforward photo tutorial and instantly add a flawless finish to your crochet projects!

A crochet tip Oh man, when I first started out crocheting the invisible join was thorn in my side. But don't fret. It's super easy, IF you know the trick!

This technique takes your crochet skills to professional level. It's quick and EASY with this video and photo tutorial.

Learn how to invisible fasten off in crochet by making a mock stitch. This easy crochet technique will help you finish off your piece nicely.

In this video, I’m going to show you how to fasten off in crochet to achieve a smooth invisible finish at the end of your crochet project. This is a simple technique that you'll absolutely love!