Gin, Thank you for your comment and your compliment for my teaching style. I’m glad you found my post helpful. I wish I could help, but what you are asking for depends entirely on your browser. I would suggest trying to print the magic ring tutorial page from your internet browser menu. It will probably not look very pretty, but it should include all the photos I have in the post. I hope this helps. Thank you again, have a great day! ~Caitlin

Sue, I’m glad to hear you are getting the hang of it!! It does take some practice. As for whether to chain 1 at the end or go straight into the next row, it depends on the pattern. If the pattern calls for un-joined rounds, you will just start the next row without the chain 1. If you are working in joined rounds, you will want to chain 1. A good indicator would be to look at the rest of the pattern. If the pattern tells you to chain 1 (or more) at the end of all the rounds, you will want to chain 1 at the end of the first round. If it doesn’t call to chain 1 after the end of subsequent rounds, you would not. I hope that makes sense. The good news is, in the long run it shouldn’t effect your pattern too much either way. I hope that helps 🙂 Thank you for your comment and question!! ~Caitlin

Melinda, Thank you for your comment. If I am understanding your question I would not recommend starting with 24 in your magic ring. It will not able able to tighten fully and you’ll be left with a little hole you cannot fill. I would start with the amount written and then increase until you get to the desired round width. You might have to fidget a bit with any appendages or shaping the pattern calls for, but that is how I would recommend making it bigger. You can try using a larger stitch or doubling up your yarn and using a bigger hook, but they will not be enough to make the item 4 times the size. I’d be happy to try and assist if you get stuck, please email me if you have any questions. It is easier than leaving a lengthly conversation here that is only mildly related to this post. Thank you!! ~Caitlin P.S. my email is CaitlinsContagiousCreations@gmail.com

Merry, I’m very glad you like my tutorial and find it helpful 🙂 Thank you for your comment, and I hope you also have a wonderful Holiday season <3 Caitlin

Teresa, I’m glad I could join too. I love the magic ring. I use it wherever I can 🙂 ~Caitlin