Crochet Techniques 3

Question 1

The invisible decrease in amigurumi is preferred because it:

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Reduces gaps and leaves a neater surface

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Adds bulk

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Is faster only

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Uses less yarn

Question 2

What technique lets you crochet a flat, seamless tube such as a sock toe?

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Working continuous rounds in a spiral

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Rows turned each time

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Slip stitch chains

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Filet mesh

Question 3

The 'yarn over' versus 'yarn under' distinction mainly affects:

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The tension and appearance of each stitch's V

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Color

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The hook size needed

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The row count

Question 4

Tapestry crochet is a technique for:

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Carrying multiple colors to create patterns

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Making lace holes

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Adding fringe

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Blocking edges

Question 5

The 'join as you go' method is used mainly when making:

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Motifs or granny squares connected while crocheting

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Amigurumi spheres

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Foundation chains

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Ribbing

Question 6

Why might you use a stitch marker in continuous rounds?

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To mark the first stitch of each round

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To change color

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To increase gauge

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To block the piece

Question 7

The surface crochet technique adds:

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Decorative stitches worked on top of finished fabric

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Internal stuffing

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A stretchier edge

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A closed center