How to make an "Invisible Join" in crochet

Here I show how I use the invisible join technique to secure the head to the body of an amigurumi project.

[@valkyries_light6241]

This is brilliant. I have been looking for a way to make the heads of my pieces look more secure and less floppy. This is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you for sharing.

[@carolwilliams5798]

This is what I’ve been looking for. Directions only say “sewhead to body “ with no direction how.

[@teri1104]

How brilliant is this…I’ve been struggling with a tapestry needle, straight or bent, just making a hot mess and hating the process. Now I can’t wait to try this.

[@shirleychulani8706]

excellent tuturial ..

[@oldsoulcrochetco.7887]

Thanks!

[@racheltavares4806]

Thanks for sharing! It was of enormous value!

[@CdnMystery]

Omg, thank you so much! This is EXACTLY what I needed!

[@tammymcdanielrowland1581]

That is brilliant! Thank you.

[@oldsoulcrochetco.7887]

Thanks Tammy! I'm glad it is helpful for you!

[@francinegirard590]

Thank you so much.👍🏻

[@samshouse123]

Super helpful... thank you!😃

[@oldsoulcrochetco.7887]

You are so welcome!

[@Inalaf]

Awesome 😊🇨🇦

[@deborahalexander8250]

This really helps. But can I please ask what happens when you get to the other side? Where do the tails go?

[@oldsoulcrochetco.7887]

Hi Deborah! When you get to the back, you will knot the two tails together and then simply hide them in the project! It's simple and clean :)

[@deborahalexander8250]

Old Soul Crochet Co. awesome! Thank you!