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Crochet Basics & Tips From Grandma
To begin with, you need to know the crochet abbreviations to help you relate to the process. Crocheting experts and amateurs alike use these terms, plus others:
- beg (beginning)
- bet (between)
- bk lp (back loop)
- ch (chain)
- ch- (previous chain)
- cont (continue)
- dc (double crochet)
- dec (decreasing)
- dtr (double/triple crochet)
- ft lp ( front loop)
- hdc (half-double crochet)
- inc ( increasing)
- lp (loop)
- yo (yarn over)
And, if you want to crochet, you’ll need to learn how to handle the hook, work jointly, chain stitch, slip knot and crochet a single row, so read on and we’ll talk you through it. Read the rest of this entry »