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• What you need

• Use the end of the hook to extract wool from the yarn attached to the wool reel.

Pull the wool thread through the circle. You will pull the crochet thread through the original circle to create another ring on the needle.

• Note that this circle does not count as the first hook.

Chain hook. You will hook the required number of chain stitches for the pattern you are hooking.

• The size of the chain was dependent on the size of the magic circle. If you want to hook a square pattern, you can hook the chain about 5-7.5 cm long. You will hook up the four chain links to make the starter.

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  The hook tip slides onto the first chain link. You will slide the nose into the first link or the fourth chain point from the hook.
  • One ring remains on the needle at this point.
  • Note that this will create a circle, but since the circle is quite wide, you will need to hook more points for the circle to fit.

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  On the chain hooks. You will hook up the number of chain chains that match the first round of the pattern in the same way as described earlier in the article.

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  Hook the first nose inside the circle. All the hooks for the first row (except the chain link you just hooked up) will go through the circle.

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  Slide your nose into the third nose on the chain link.
  • Tighten the ends of the wool yarn.
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What you need

• Needle hook
• Wool