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Abbreviations & Symbols
Abbreviations & Symbols
Reading a crochet pattern is much like reading music notes. Both have marks and symbols. It is difficult to make out the pattern unless you know the basics.
Commonly used abbreviations
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Skill Levels
Skill Levels
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General Yarn Conversion
General Conversion for Generic Yarns
Note : Yardages given below are approximate weight to length conversation
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Crochet Weights & Measurements
Crochet Weights & Measurements
Successful crochet depends on knowing which hook size to use for specific yarn weight. Initially it looks complicated but after a while you will understand it and choose the right hook for the right yarn weight.
Standard Yarn Weight System
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Abbreviations & Symbols
Abbreviations and symbols for loom knitting.
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Basic Granny Square
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Iris Stitch Scarf
This scarf looks complicated but actually it is very simple.
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SKILL LEVELMATERIALS Medium (worsted) weight wool yarn Size 5.0mm crochet hook ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS DC = Double Crochet (
) INSTRUCTION: Row 1) Make 23 chains On the 5th chain from the hook [2 DC + CH 1 + 2 DC and Skip 3]* 4 times + 2 DC + CH 1 + 2 DC and Skip 1 + 1 DC Row 2) Chain 3 + [2 DC + CH 1 + 2 DC in the CH 1 space of the previous shell]* repeat 4 more shells and 1 DC in the end. Row 3) Repeat Row 2 until the desired length of the scarf.
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Saint Patrick’s Day Crocheted Shamrock
Saint Patrick’s Day Crocheted Shamrock
The shamrock is worn as a badge on the lapel. Three is Ireland’s magic number and the three petals that make up the shamrock is supposed to bring good luck.
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