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Meanings of crochet in English
Usage of crochet in English
1
To live is to crochet according to a pattern we were given.
2
Annie sat near the hearth with some light crochet-work in her hands.
3
On the sofa, Alice was demonstrating a new crochet stitch to Wanda.
4
One row of single crochet serves as a footing to the edging.
5
Julia began to crochet again, nervously absorbed in what she was doing.
6
Fish bones can generally be reached with the finger or crochet hook.
7
A servant brings coffee, and the crochet basket has to be moved.
8
Mrs. Kitty went on finishing her crochet work or whatever it was.
9
Mevrouw sat with her crochet, and Mijnheer opposite her with his paper.
10
Meanwhile Mrs. Morres sat by Mary, doing crochet, with a quiet smile.
11
And Irish crochet collar with a black velvet bow on her chest?
12
Mayn't I stop practising now, and bring my crochet up here instead?
13
Why, you'll want me to crochet antimacassars next, or cross-stitch a sampler!
14
However, you might not have heard of crochet gold in the jewellery field.
15
That's how I discovered crochet braids, which I am currently rocking right now.
16
She could ask Alice for refuge and brave another crochet lesson.
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Translations for crochet
Russian
Crochet through the time
Crochet across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common