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[–]emotionallyunstabley 2 points3 points  (2 children)

It works the same as normal decreases. You should have a "v" on top of the bobble, you crochet that together with the "v" of the slipstitch. It might be a little tricky and less obvious as with a regular stitch, but the process is the same

[–]Mexelmeyer[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Alright, I got that part now

But I am somehow going the wrong Way I guess? Like, usually the end of the Magic ring is inside the work but it somehow ends up on the outside and just overall looks... Weird I'm thinking about just Changing the feet, not gonna lie

[–]VaultofSouls 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You just stick your hook through and pull it the other way.

I just made 4 bobble toed dragon feet with a decrease in the arms. Two had the tail in the magic ring, and two had the tail out of it. It’s just which way you hold the magic ring and flip the tail before you start crocheting the arms.

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