Crochet Techniques 5

Question 1

The 'invisible join' at the end of a round is used to:

Accepted Answer

Create a seamless finish instead of a slip-stitch bump

Answer

The invisible join uses a tapestry needle to mimic a stitch top, hiding the seam.

Question 2

A 'standing stitch' is useful when:

Accepted Answer

Starting a new color without a turning chain

Answer

A standing stitch begins directly with a slip knot on the hook, avoiding a joining chain.

Question 3

The 'crocodile stitch' creates a texture resembling:

Accepted Answer

Overlapping scales

Answer

The crocodile stitch forms layered scale-like petals across the fabric.

Question 4

Filet crochet builds designs using a grid of:

Accepted Answer

Filled and open (mesh) squares

Answer

Filet crochet alternates solid and open squares to form patterns or images.

Question 5

The 'reverse single crochet' (crab stitch) is worked:

Accepted Answer

Backward, from left to right

Answer

Crab stitch is worked in the opposite direction, giving a corded edge.

Crochet Practice Test