crochet
- noun
- /kroʊˈʃeɪ/
- She gifted me a beautiful crochet blanket, perfect for the chilly evenings.
- crochet hook
- crochet needle
- crochet stitch
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Watch on YouTubeAnd they all wore these really cute, like crochet sets.
- And they all wore these really cute, like crochet sets.
- So it's a crochet dress with a piece of pan collar.
- It's a white crochet bathing suit.
- Maybe picking up crochet or knitting, maybe starting a dance class.
- So Next up I have this beautiful crochet dress.
- I do have somebody favourites fragrance and hair care things, but I have like one more random thing to include here and it's my new hobby, which is crochet.
- This is going to be the first video in my crochet vlog sort of a thing.
- So this is the crochet Back bra in Black and Wine.
- This one is not cropped and it has this nice kind of crochet effect to it.
- So for example, I know that this is kind of like a mint seafoam green crochet knit sweater.
- They are again, this kind of a crochet style.
Examples
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Tonya, I think you should just keep focusing on your crochet.
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With the kids' help, she catered parties, embroidered tablecloths, and taught knitting and crocheting on the side.
Fiction book (1992) -
I was thinking of buying that crochet book too; let me know what you think of it.
Blog text (10) -
And they all wore these really cute, like crochet sets.
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It's basically just a black crochet crop top.
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It's a white crochet bathing suit.
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Crochet really helps reduce stress.
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So it's a crochet dress with a piece of pan collar.
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Mrs. Prinsloo came in and sat down with a piece of crochet.
Fiction book (1996) -
We all watched her as she sat down, opened her tote bag, and took out her crocheting.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
The action of joining cloth pieces with a needle and thread
Work done by sewing or embroidery and things made in this way
Making fabric by looping yarn with a hooked needle
An object made by hand or the skill of making things by hand
Decorative sewing done with a needle and thread
Work made by sewing or knitting to make patterns on cloth like a quilt
Making things by hand with a needle, for example sewing and embroidery
Compounds
A needle with a small hook at one end used to pull yarn through loops to make fabric
- Specialized
A tall stitch made with a hook by pulling yarn through loops, taller than a single stitch
How Intricate
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word crochet comes from the French crochet, meaning 'small hook', and from the older word croc meaning 'hook'. The name fits because the craft uses a hooked needle to make loops of yarn, so crochet means the needlework made with a hook.