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    Beginners Guide To Crochet Stitches: Crocheting 101, #2
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    Beginners Guide To Crochet Stitches: Crocheting 101, #2
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    Beginners Guide To Crochet Stitches: Crocheting 101, #2

    By Tina Hall

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    About this ebook

    With this book you will learn the following Crochet Stitches:

    1. Single Crochet
    2. Slip Stitch
    3. Double Crochet
    4. Half Double Crochet
    5. Treble Crochet
    6. Front post double crochet
    7. Back post double crochet
    8. Front loop crochet
    9. Back loop crochet
    10. Moss stitch
    11. Basket Stitch
    12. X Stitch
    13. Chain Lace
    14. Solomon’s Knot
    15. V-Stitch
    16. Small Mesh Ground
    17. Large Mesh Ground
    18. Diamond Mesh Stitch
    19. Puff Stitch
    20. Bullion Stitch
    21. Raspberry Stitch
    22. Basic Shell Stitch
    23. Basic Fan stitch
    24. Arcade Stitch
    25. Picot Edging
    26. Reverse double crochet edging
    27. Shell edging
    28. Loop stitch
    29. Chevron Stitch
    30. Broomstick Lace

    Get Started Today Crocheting Wonderful Stitches!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTina Hall
    Release dateSep 29, 2014
    ISBN9781502245731
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    Beginners Guide To Crochet Stitches: Crocheting 101, #2

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