Category: Abbreviations

The Back Loop Double Crochet is a variation on the traditional Double Crochet stitch. The main difference is that instead of inserting your hook underneath

The 5 Double Crochet Cluster Stitch is a bobble technique. It forms a spherical bobble on the surface of the fabric. This one is made

The Extended Single Crochet Stitch is a variation of the Single Crochet, but we add an additional step in the process of making the Single

The Back Post Double Crochet is a method for making texture on the right side of your fabric. It is made by working into the

The Front Post Single Crochet is a post stitch. This means the stitch is worked into the row below, around the post of the lower

The Back Post Single Crochet is a post stitch. This means the stitch is worked into the row below, around the post of the lower

The Front Loop Single Crochet is a variation of the basic single crochet stitch. It creates a twined ridge along the surface of the fabric

The Slip Stitch is used for two main reasons; the less common reason can be to move the starting point of your work without adding

The Front Post Double Crochet is a method for making texture on the right side of your fabric. It is made by working into the

The Double Treble (or Triple) crochet is an elongated post stitch. Using the same principal as the double crochet, the Double Treble uses three yarn