Joined Rounds
Definition
Rounds closed with a slip stitch and often begun with a turning chain for even rounds. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
Examples
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Granny squares use joined rounds.
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Helps keep stitch columns straight.
Related Terms
In the Round
Crocheting circular or tubular fabric by working around a centre or along a circumference. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
Slip Stitch (sl st)
A joining stitch with no height, used to close rounds or create neat edges. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
Turning Chain
A set of chains at the beginning of a row to reach the height of the next stitch. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.