Crocheting
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Crocheting requires the proper tools like needles and yarn, and basic stitches include single crochet, double crochet, and chain. Common uses are making gifts, donating items to charities, combating boredom, entering contests, and selling finished products. Patterns can be found in books, online for free, or created yourself and shared with others.
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Crocheting
- 1. Crocheting By: Megan Bryant
- 2. Tools that are needed. the correct size needle. The correct type of yarn.
- 3. Common stitches. Single Crochet = wrap yarn around needle and pull through loop Double Crochet = wrap yarn around needle and pull through loop wrap around again and pull through both loops. Chain = begins crochet project by pulling through as long as it is needed.
- 4. Uses for crocheting Makes great homemade gifts. Can donate dish clothes to cancer organizations. Help when your bored. Make things to enter into contests. Sell finished products.
- 6. Where to get the patterns Crocheting books at craft stores Free patterns online Google free crocheting patterns Making your own Sharing with friends