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The crochet technique requires steady hands and some exercise and patience to develop the skills needed to come up with high-quality design. This practice has been around since time immemorial. The stitching of bullion is considered one of the most difficult stitches in crocheting and has a unique effect on the pattern.

The history of Crochet

A written record of the crochet pattern dates from the 1800s when it was displayed in the Dutch magazine Penelope in 1824. The Winter Gift, a publication in 1847 included a detailed account of the stitches used in crochet. It is believed that a crooked index finger is used instead of a link at this time to produce an exemplary design. During the Great Irish famine, Ursuline nuns (Catholic religious order) presented this work of art to local children and women. The cracked rope, which was easy to make, was popular at the time. Irish straps with complicated crochet patterns are some of the most famous examples of early designs. In the 1920s, with the appearance of thicker threads and yarns, this pattern became more obvious and popular in the household.

Tunusian Pattern

Broomstick pattern

Crochet Tunisia

Also known as Afghan crochet, he uses an elongated hook with a stopper at the end. It involves a series of slip stitches and is considered a mixture of knits and crocheting. A complicated pattern of crochet Tunisia is observed in Afghan blankets.

Lace lace

This technique was widely used in the 1800s. A broom is used, which is eventually replaced by a hook. Also known as Peacock eye crochet and jiffy lace, the use of crochet hooks along with large knitting needles gives a more lacier effect. Smaller needles are used to provide tight woven seams. This technique is commonly used in blankets and clothing.

Filet Pattern

Hairpin Lace

Filet Crochet

This type of technique uses double crochet stitching and chain stitching to form patterns in different parts of the net. The fine threads are used for making tablecloths, coasters, small mats, and small clothes. This pattern is usually done by referring to the graphs and diagrams of a book.

Hairpin Lace

This technique involves the use of hooks together with hairpin lace looms made of metal rods that are parallel to each other. They are held by a removable bar at the top and bottom. The type of yarn or yarn may vary according to the desired texture and design. This type of pattern can be used in making scarves, hats, afghans, and scarves.

Crochet Pattern Mats

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