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Meanings of crocheting in English
Usage of crocheting in English
1
The head of the gypsy bent lower and lower over her crocheting.
2
I find the crocheting very therapeutic - maybe it's because you're counting.
3
Perhaps Mrs. Noah set her daughter-in-laws to crocheting, as you call it.
4
The old lady with mittens was crocheting a new pair of mittens.
5
How to crochet If you think crocheting is a bit dull, think again.
6
While she learned to knit as a child, crocheting came later.
7
I don't know why Nana couldn't stay and teach crocheting, too.
8
They would study their lessons or do a bit of crocheting.
9
Lady Kimbuck was crocheting, Lord Evenwood dozing, Lady Eva reading, and Roland thinking.
10
Ms Molly O'Donoghue said young people were no longer interested in knitting or crocheting.
11
She humoured him in silence, listening patiently by the fence; crocheting with downcast eyes.
12
I am not referring to the fact that Jessica Hynes took to crocheting throughout.
13
Optimistic that next week I may write about crocheting, doilies, mustard lettuce and vibrators.
14
Sewing and crocheting are inventions of the devil, I think.
15
She started crocheting the lace for a new bedspread for her company bedroom yesterday.
16
In addition, she turned crocheting centrepieces into another commercial enterprise.
About this term
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Crocheting through the time
Crocheting across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common