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A closed loop at the centre of a worked-in-the-round chart.
Also known as: Magic circle, Adjustable ring
A magic ring is an adjustable loop that the first round is worked into and then pulled tight, closing the hole at the centre. It replaces a chain ring, which always leaves a small opening — the difference matters most in amigurumi, where stuffing shows through.
Denotes an adjustable starting loop worked into and then drawn closed, at the centre of a piece worked in the round.
Contexts: Laundry
Replaces a chain ring, which cannot be pulled fully closed, and is preferred where a visible hole at the centre would matter.
Contexts: Laundry
A closed loop with a short tail, drawn at the centre of a diagram with stitch symbols radiating from it.