Once you start to learn to do crocheting , one must also know the abbreviations that are used for Crocheting
beg.............................begin(ning)
Bl(s)...........................back loops
ch(s)...........................chain(s)
Cl(s)...........................cluster(s)
dc...............................double crochet
dec.............................decrease
dtrc............................double triple crochet
fig..............................figure
Fl(s)...........................front loop(s)
hdc.............................half double crochet
lp(s)............................loop(s)
patt.............................pattern
prev............................previous
rem.............................remain(ing)
rep..............................repeat(ing)
rnd(s)..........................round(s)
sc................................single crochet
sk................................skip
sl.................................slip
sl st(s)..........................slip stitch(es)
sp(s)............................space(s)
st(s).............................stitch(es)
sp(s)............................space(s)
st(s).............................stitch(es)
tog...............................together
tr trc............................triple triple crochet
trc...............................triple crochet
YO..............................Yarn Over
* An asterick is used to mark the beginning of a portion of instructions to be worked more than once, "rep from * twice more" means after working the instructions following the asterick twice more means (3 times in all).
+ this identifies a portion of the pattern that will be repeated again later in the same row or round.
~ the number after this symbol at the end of row or round indicates the number of stitches you should have when row or round is completed.
( ) Parentheses are used to enclose instructions which should be worked the exzct number of times specified immediately following the parentheses, such as "( 2 sc in next dc, sc in next dc) twice." They are also used to set off and clarify a group of stitches that are to be worked all into the same space or stitch, such as " in next corner sp work (2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc)."
[ ] Brackets and ( ) Parentheses are also used to provide additional information to clarify instructions.
Join- join with sl st unless otherwise specified.
Bl(s)...........................back loops
ch(s)...........................chain(s)
Cl(s)...........................cluster(s)
dc...............................double crochet
dec.............................decrease
dtrc............................double triple crochet
fig..............................figure
Fl(s)...........................front loop(s)
hdc.............................half double crochet
lp(s)............................loop(s)
patt.............................pattern
prev............................previous
rem.............................remain(ing)
rep..............................repeat(ing)
rnd(s)..........................round(s)
sc................................single crochet
sk................................skip
sl.................................slip
sl st(s)..........................slip stitch(es)
sp(s)............................space(s)
st(s).............................stitch(es)
sp(s)............................space(s)
st(s).............................stitch(es)
tog...............................together
tr trc............................triple triple crochet
trc...............................triple crochet
YO..............................Yarn Over
* An asterick is used to mark the beginning of a portion of instructions to be worked more than once, "rep from * twice more" means after working the instructions following the asterick twice more means (3 times in all).
+ this identifies a portion of the pattern that will be repeated again later in the same row or round.
~ the number after this symbol at the end of row or round indicates the number of stitches you should have when row or round is completed.
( ) Parentheses are used to enclose instructions which should be worked the exzct number of times specified immediately following the parentheses, such as "( 2 sc in next dc, sc in next dc) twice." They are also used to set off and clarify a group of stitches that are to be worked all into the same space or stitch, such as " in next corner sp work (2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc)."
[ ] Brackets and ( ) Parentheses are also used to provide additional information to clarify instructions.
Join- join with sl st unless otherwise specified.
Some old timers used a different name for basic stitchs. this is encountered when we try to read some old vintage patterns. Giving you the new names that are being followed now
Double crochet = today's single crochet
Half treble = today's half-double crochet
treble = today's double crochet
Double treble = today's treble crochet
Long treble = today's double-treble crochet
Half treble = today's half-double crochet
treble = today's double crochet
Double treble = today's treble crochet
Long treble = today's double-treble crochet
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