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Description: If you have been crocheting for a while now, then you are probably wondering how to make your crochet projects look better (you know, like the amazing crochet projects you see on social media!). One way to improve your crochet skills and to improve the look of your finished crochet projects is by using and learning the Magic Ring! This one simple trick will eliminate awkward gaps and holes in your projects that are worked in the round. It is an especially helpful trick to have up your sleeve for amigurumi projects, for beanies and mittens, and for projects that incorporate granny squares! What Are the Other Names for the Magic Ring? One quick thing to note is that there are some other names floating around out there for the Magic Ring. You might see it referred to as the Magic Loop or the Magic Circle or the Adjustable Circle or the Adjustable Loop (those last two aren’t very catchy, are they?). These terms are used interchangeably, and they all mean the same thing! You will also notice that each of these terms has its own abbreviations. You will commonly see the Magic Ring abbreviated as: Magic Ring – MR Magic Loop – ML Magic Circle – MC #WCCrochetGifts21 #sponsored Materials *contains affilate links Brava Worsted Weight yarn shrsl.com/2wnoy Magic Ring blog pattern littlejohnsyarn.com/what-is-the-magic-ring-in-crocheting Timestamps Intro 00:00 Technique #1 00:38 Technique #2 02:00