Crochet Techniques 4

Question 1

The picot stitch is commonly used to create:

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Small decorative bumps along an edge

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A solid center

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An increase

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A tighter gauge

Question 2

What is a 'cluster' stitch?

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Multiple incomplete stitches joined at the top

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A single tall stitch

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A slip stitch chain

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A color change

Question 3

The 'linked' double crochet technique reduces:

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Gaps between tall stitches

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Yarn usage

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The number of colors

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Blocking time

Question 4

When making a bobble stitch, the bumps are pushed to:

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Whichever side you are not facing while making it

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The front of the work

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Neither side

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Both sides equally

Question 5

The Tunisian crochet technique is distinctive because you:

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Keep multiple loops on a long hook at once

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Use two hooks

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Never turn the work

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Only use slip stitches

Question 6

What does 'frogging' mean in crochet?

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Unraveling stitches to fix a mistake

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Adding a border

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Joining motifs

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Making a bobble

Question 7

The spike stitch is worked by:

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Inserting the hook into a row below the current one

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Skipping the top loops

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Chaining extra

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Slip stitching twice