What is BLdc in crochet?

The Back Loop Double Crochet is a variation on the traditional Double Crochet stitch. The main difference is that instead of inserting your hook underneath the entire stitch, the hook enters the center of the stitch, and exits underneath the back loop.
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Which loop is the back loop crochet?

When you hold the piece of crochet in front of you with the Vs on top, the part of the V closest to you is the front loop. The part of the V farther away from you on the opposite side is the back loop.
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What does DC BLO mean?

DC BLO (Double Crochet Back Loop Only) crochet:

Yarn over and insert your hook (front to back) under the back loop of the next stitch, yarn over and pull through a loop.
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What does BLSC mean in crochet?

Change the look of basic crochet stitches when you crochet through the back loop only. By inserting your hook though only one of the stitch loops, you can create ribbing and ridged crochet work that stretches but remains solid. There's nothing too mysterious about back loop crochet.
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Should I crochet through both loops?

This is how amigurumi is usually crocheted and unless the pattern says differently, all crochet stitches should be crocheted around both loops on top of the stitch, inserting the hook under the two loops.
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The Back Loop Double Crochet :: Crochet Abbreviation :: Right Handed



What is the difference between crochet and amigurumi?

Amigurumi is essentially the same as crochet, only it refers specifically to the process of making 3D toys. Crochet uses a range of techniques, whereas amigurumi almost always involves working in the round, making spheres which are then stuffed to form the limbs of some adorable little animals.
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What does NB mean in crochet?

NB: st + its yarn over counts as one, so knit together next 3 loops (or 2sts) P purl stitch.
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Where do you put the hook when crocheting?

When working a stitch, insert the crochet hook from the front of the chain, through the center of the V and under the corresponding bar on the back of the same stitch (see illustration 16a).
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What is SBN in crochet?

(СБН or ст. б/н) skip. пропуск slip stitch.
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What does STC mean in crochet?

Chain stitch and single crochet.
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What is MB crochet?

Special Stitch: MB (Make Bobble): All in the same stitch: [yo, insert hook into st, yo, pull up a loop, yo pull through 2 loops] 4 times, yo, pull through all 5 loops on hook.
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What does SPS mean in crochet?

It is sometimes shown as sp(s), which means spaces. You also may see ch-sp, which means chain space. Sp or sp(s) means you will crochet into the space between stitches. Ch-sp means, when crocheting a chain, you will skip a stitch and work into the next.
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Does the first loop count as a chain?

When chaining, every time you create a chain stitch, there will be a loop around your hook. The chain on your hook does not count as a chain stitch. There will always be a loop on your hook while you're crocheting no matter what stitch you're using. It never counts.
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