How to Crochet a Circle

If you have ever wondered how to crochet a small circle, then this crochet tutorial is for you.

This small crochet circle pattern is simple to make, works up extremely fast and makes flat circles, which is always a good thing with appliques.

These little circles make great embellishments for almost any crochet project, can be strung together to make a festive garland for any gathering, or can even be used as coasters.

Scroll on down to learn all about how to crochet these circles and more!

Two Ways to Crochet a Circle

There are two common ways to crochet a circle. The first is with a magic circle, which we do not use here. This pattern’s method involves crocheting a foundation ring to form the beginning of the circle pattern.

If you are ready to make these cute round crochet circles, then follow along below with my step-by-step foundation ring circle tutorial to learn how to make some of these beauties for yourself.

Foundation Ring Circle Crochet Pattern

Skill Level: Easy

Materials

Crochet Hook 6.5 mm
Lion Brand Woolspun or any bulky #5 weight yarn
Yarn needle
Scissors

Crochet Abbreviations

ch = chain
dc(s) = double crochet(s)
sl st = slip stitch

Notes

You can use any size yarn for these crochet circles, just make sure to use the corresponding crochet hook size as stated on the yarn package
You can change the number of stitches worked into the center of the circle if you’d like.
If you’d prefer to use a different stitch to make this circle, such as half double crochet or single crochet stitches, that can be done.
Written in standard US terms
You can use a magic circle or magic loop to start this circle instead of the chain 2 method.

The Perfect Crochet Circle Pattern

Ch 2 to start the first round.

In the second ch from the hook, work 12 dcs to make a round of stitches.
- If you need help with learning how to make a double crochet stitch, use our tutorial for that in the link provided.

Sl st to the top of the first dc (or the first stitch of the round)

Finishing

Fasten off, cut yarn and weave in the loose yarn ends with a yarn needle

That’s it! Thanks for following along with my small circle pattern, and if you need any clarification, please feel free to ask! If you liked this circle pattern, then check out my Jute Twine Coaster Pattern for some more crochet circle inspiration.

Happy Crocheting!

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Small Circle Crochet Pattern

Two Ways to Crochet a Circle