Crochet symbol guide

This is a beginner's guide on how to read crochet symbols charts easily. It will help you master the basics of crochet charts.

I think we can all agree that when we started crocheting that trying to read patterns was like looking at ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. But guess what? People used to be able to read those, and p…

Crochet patterns use crochet abbreviations that newbies may find confusing. So, use our handy guide for common crochet abbreviations!

How to read a written crochet pattern for beginners with step-by-step instructions and examples. Plus what common terms, abbreviations + symbols mean.

I think that Crochet Abbreviations are a necessary part of the craft. They help to save space and make patterns more concise, making them easier to follow and understand. The use of abbreviations also allows patterns to fit on fewer pages, saving on printing costs, and making patterns more accessible to a wider audience.

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Tweet I’ve been into crocheting for more than two years now. There are times I can figure how to do it by simply looking at the photo samples. However, if I were to rate myself, I am still 8 out of 10. I still search for patterns online especially for the items very new to me. Some patterns are in diagram form instead of text ones. So the problem arises because I cannot read such diagrams. Then I saw this chart: Crochet Symbol (DMC) This made me realize that diagram pattern is much simple…