So I wanted a page, for me to reference when I need to with UK Crochet terms.
I was given a book a year or so ago by my nanna. Called “Crochet Stitches & Edgings” it was published by J&P Coats Ltd in 1976 with a re-print in 1980. So all pictures actually belong to them, I have taken some pictures of my own, but I’m unsure if they’re clear enough so will stick with the professional ones for now!
We will start with a chain stitch….
Slip Stitch…
Double Crochet…
Half Treble Crochet..
Treble Crochet..
Double Treble Crochet..
A list of abbreviations.
Mrs. B's Adventures in Crochet 
Regula
/ March 17, 2012Hi
I usually crochet following American terms, however, I’ve got the 200 crocheet blocks book by Jan Eaton. It took my about 6 blocks until I realised that something must be different between English and American. Anyway, it’s fun to crochet in English. Maybe I start doing it in French …
Have a wonderful weekend
Regula
LikeLike
trulyjaded
/ March 18, 2012I always end up with post it notes on pages to convert from US to UK stitches, I get so confused! haha x
LikeLike
Frances McGreevy
/ April 15, 2013This will help me with my ripple edging, thank you x
LikeLike
TrulyJaded
/ April 15, 2013You’re welcome. If you need me to I’ll try and do a picture with the stitches above like vix did x
LikeLike
TrulyJaded
/ April 16, 2013You’re welcome! Just shout me if you need anything else x
LikeLike