Crochet How To: Invisible Join

Here’s a quick little how to on finishing your crochet piece so that the end blends in. You’ll see this referred to in patterns as an “invisible join”. It’s super easy and can be done with any stitch. You can do it when working in joined or unjoined rounds. I’m demonstrating it below while working in single crochets in unjoined rounds.

Step 1: Cut yarn, pull through your last stitch, and thread your needle.

Step 2: Insert your needle into the next stitch (the same place that you would if you were crocheting) and pull through.

Step 3: Insert your needle into the back loop of the previous stitch and pull through.

Now you can weave the end in and FO.

When you’re done, it should look the same as the other stitches do on top.

Let me know if you have any questions! :)

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  1. I have spent the last two years trying to figure out the best way to end a row and still make it look neat with no luck. Thank you so much for this tip! My Granny Square are going to look so much prettier from now on.

  2. THIS IS AMAZING! Thank you so much for this trick, I have known there must be a better way than what I’ve been doing but haven’t known how!

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