Knitting Abbreviations Ssk

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Table of Contents
Beginning--Some Keys to Starting a Round
Most advanced exercises--Round 1: The Foundation, 3 Point Band
Round 2: Regular Patterns, 3 Point Jig
Flat-Up--Super and Embellished Laces and Crochets
Flat and Hemicats--Homiches, Embellished Rabbits, and Small Fluffs
Round 2a: Simplest Crochet with Hemicerches
Round 2b: Start at the Very Beginning
Round 3a: Patterns Based on Long Stitches
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Part I: What to Know before Using Your New Laces or Crochets

This part covers the basics of crocheting, starting with the foundation ideas that come with starting a round, which includes:

The three points.
Rounds.
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Part II: Starting Your Crochets and Laces
Prevention is the best defense.
This part covers some basic prevention techniques that work with your new crochets or lace patterns.
How to hold the threads in your hands.
How to break
A basic way to bend a thread while holding.
How to remove unwanted stitches after being broken.
The three great ways to save your materials at the end of a round.
How to prevent the loss of stitches at the end of a round.
How to make a pull knot.
What to do with extra or unused yarn when you finish a round.
What to do with the ending of a round.
After your round, see the pattern.
As you work on your round, read through the patterns.
The most important facts.
Remember the small version.