How to do a Magic Ring for Crochet

How to do a Magic Ring for Crochet - Video Tutorial

Magic Ring - Basic Technique for Crocheting in the Round

I am over the moon excited to be releasing my first ever You Tube Video!

How to crochet a Magic Ring - Video Tutorial

Yes that's right, I now have a You Tube Channel The Apple Tree Crochet (follow the link to subscribe). I will be posting video tutorials on how to; crochet/knit techniques and stitches as well as free patterns.

My husband is a super handy, super techy, super great guy! He spent all weekend helping me set up a studio in our basement for recording videos and taking photos.

It's not the fanciest set up, but I love it.

Having somewhere permanent to work is SO much better then setting everything up only to have to pack it all away every time I want to take a photo or make a video of my knitting or crochet creations.

I have so many ideas, patterns, creations, tricks and tips that I have learned/developed over the years that now I can begin to share more frequently and with ease.

Look out world, it's time to create!

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