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Article Understanding Crochet Abbreviations
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Below you’ll find the most common written pattern crochet abbreviations in American English. This is by no means an exhaustive list, and many of the abbreviations here can be mixed and matched together. Not all designers use the standard abbreviations all the time, so always read a pattern thoroughly, including any notes, before you begin. I’ve also included some common crochet lingo you might see on message boards or social media. All abbreviations here are listed alphabetically for you. Abbreviations: alt alternative/alternate beg begin/beginning bet between blo back loop only bp back post (combined with other sts, such as bpdc)...
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Article Understanding Knitting Pattern Abbreviations
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Looking at a knitting pattern from first glance can seem like a complex code. I mean seriously... looking at rows upon rows of P1,*K1, P1, repeat from * to last 3 sts, SL1PWYIF, K1, SL1PWYIF can cause panic sweats and an instant migraine if you don't have a reference as to what these abbreviations mean. Fortunately, some patterns come with an abbreviation guide, but for those rogue patterns that leave you stranded, we've come up with a handy list of common knit abbreviations that every knitter should know. When you first start knitting you tend to start of blind and just barge into it,...
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Article Australian Crochet Hook and Knitting Needle Printable Sizing Charts.
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Then this free printable pdf file for you with all the crochet hook and australian needle knitting needle sizes will help you come up to date with the modern needles. When you often see imperial they relate to the original needle sizes which are still used world wide today. This free printable is for Australian needles.
What is My Knitting Needle Size?
If you have knitting needles from all over the world or of unknown origins, your best bet for identifying their size is by using a knitting gauge .....
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Article Understanding Yarn Weights And Ply World Standards
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Yarns can be made up of as many as eight plies of yarn! Eight-ply yarns are often called a “cabled yarn” since the eight plies are braided into a smooth cable. Worsted yarns come in a variety of plies – from one-ply to eight-plies.
When thinking about plies, the general rule is that the more plies of yarn, the less likely the yarn will pill and break.
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Article The Essentials Knitting
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