Need a Crochet Cheat Sheet?
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You may also be interested in my Learn To Crochet Series, US Beginner Crochet Stitch Cheat Sheet and UK Beginner Crochet Stitch Cheat Sheet.
Crochet Cheat Sheet
More tips, tricks, tutorials and links you might want to save for later:
Free Crochet Tutorials – Crochet Tutorials and Pattern Look-ups
Just the Basics – Crochet tutorials from various Crochet Designers and YouTube Crochet Instructors compiled in one blog post.
Crochet Tutorials – My Crochet Tutorials – including joining techniques, standing crochet stitches, etc.
Crochet Tips – Tips & Tricks to help make crochet easier for everyone
Alternate Ways to Crochet Into the Starting Chain – Photo Tutorial
Stitch Anatomy – recognizing crochet stitch parts (front loop, back loop, post, etc.)
Standard Number of Turning Chains
Stitch Recognition (Symbols, Turning Chains, etc.)
I hope this helps! Having everything in one place is often helpful when you are learning a new skill!
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𝗡𝗲𝘄! 2021 Ready or Not Scarf - Lacy Crochet Scarf Pattern
If you can chain, single crochet and double crochet, you can make my scarf featured in this month’s crochet along!
The 2021 Ready or Not Scarf is my June Scarf of the Month Crochet Along (CAL) pattern. This is an easy crochet pattern that can be crocheted with Light Weight Yarn [3] and a 5 mm (H) hook.
𝗬𝗮𝗿𝗻 = Caron Cotton Ripple Cakes [3]
𝗛𝗼𝗼𝗸 = 5 mm (H) Furls Streamline Swirl Cookies N’ Cream
𝘚𝘦𝘦𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘱𝘰𝘴𝘵 𝘰𝘯 𝘍𝘢𝘤𝘦𝘣𝘰𝘰𝘬? 𝗛𝗲𝗿𝗲'𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝗿𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗸 𝘁𝗼 𝗺𝘆 𝗽𝗼𝘀𝘁: https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/2021/06/2021-lacy-crochet-scarf-pattern.html
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Very welcome Marsha! I’m so happy it was helpful! All the best, Rhondda
I will leave a new post, only becausr I dont see my old post. I love this cheat sheet because it taught me how to read crochet graphs. I could read a regular pattern but not graphs. This was my miracle site. Thank you.
Hi Betsy, Thank you for mentioning this! I honestly thought they did have titles when you put the mouse over but they don’t! That is very confusing. They are supposed to have the title there and a link to take you to the post that the video is for on my blog. I will let the company that hosts the videos know so maybe they can fix it for me. Thank you so much for letting me know!! Rhondda
It would be helpful if the videos had a text title to show which stitch is being demonstrated. I like your teaching a lot. Thank you!
Thank you for the cheat sheets. They are so helpful!
Hi Anna Marie, I’m very sorry to hear about your great nephew and his diagnosis. I pray the treatment he receives is successful very quickly!
I have never personally taught anyone to crochet who is left-handed. I asked Marie about this and she wrote a guest post last year to give me some tips: https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/2016/06/teach-lefty-crochet-righty.html
Kathy from ELK Studio Handcrafted Designs is a Left-Handed Designer so she may have some ideas on how she learned how to crochet – I know she has a course available from Annie’s here: https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/2016/08/30603.html If you are familiar with video editing at all there is a setting on Adobe that lets you flip the video you record and it appears as though you are crocheting with your left hand rather than your right. I often think it might be easiest to teach by doing a live feed and flipping it to the reverse view if they cannot transfer the actions to the left view in their heads. I’ve tried to crochet left handed to get ready to teach a friend (just in case) and it is not easy to do. I can awkwardly manage a lot of the stitches but I cannot manage the starting chain row or working into the starting chain row. My son is left-handed too and he has been asking me to teach him and I am concerned I may not be able to show him properly myself. I wish I could be more help! Wishing you the best, Rhondda
Hi Rhondda,
I am having a fundraiser at my house at the beginning of December for my great nephew that is 2 years old that just got cancer in August. I will teach anyone who wants to learn, the basics of crocheting. I was wanting to know if you had any information on the best way to teach a left handed person to knit and/or crochet and any other information that might be helpful. I really do appreciate it. Thank you very much.
Hi Beverly you left this comment on my Crochet Cheat Sheet Post so I do not know what blanket you are asking about. Can you please leave me the question on the post you are asking about so I can help you 🙂 Thank you, Rhondda
I would like to crochet this for my husband. I would, however, like to make it larger (48 X 60). In order to do this, what multiple would I use for the width?
Hi Silvia, Some crocheters use tc as the abbreviation for treble crochet – tc and tr are the same stitch – the treble crochet stitch. Some people also refer to it as triple crochet stitch. This is why I included both. It seems to depend on where you are from which one you use. The ‘standard’ is tr for treble. Hope this helps! Rhondda
Dear Rhondda,
First of all, thank you for your great Tips, patterns and all! I am learning a lot with you!
May be there is a little mistake in the chart above. Crochet cheAt sheet. TrebLe crochet (tc) on the color chart the same stItch Is named as (tr). Which one is the correct abreviation?
Thank you for your kind Attention.
Kind regards.
Hi Mdm Samm, I’m happy you like the Crochet Cheat Sheet. Feel free to share it with a link to me. Thank you for checking! Rhondda
I found your chart on pinterest and must admit it is invaluable…I would love to share it with link to you if I may…
This is exactly what I was looking for; have some great patterns but really need to learn how to read them, without words 😉 THANKS!!
Very welcome Marina!
Thank you for sharing the cheat sheet!
And for this one i stay with my first comment too, i love this one!!
Welcome Rocio 🙂
Welcome Armeda 🙂
Very welcome Annette 🙂 I’m happy I could help!
I’m happy you found this helpful Fran!
Welcome Melissa 🙂
Welcome Katy 🙂
This is so great for learning how to read crochet charts!!
Wow, I needed your website a couple weeks ago. I am just learning the symbols and still get confused. Thank you for sharing.
I love these cheat sheets because now I can read any pattern with a diagram. Thanks!
I always forget the terms! This si so helpful!!! Thank you!
Very welcome Katka and Anna 🙂
This is very usefull for me. Thanks 🙂
My favourite tutorial 🙂
The crochet cheat is an invaluable tutorial for me. It is being laminated and placed in my crochet bag. Thank you Rhondda
I’m happy you like it!!
Very welcome Tess 🙂
Very welcome Annette 🙂 I’m happy to be able to help!
I am sticking with this as my favorite tutorial!! This cheat sheet is invaluable and bears copying and laminating and putting in my crochet bags. Rhondda, thank you !!
Very helpful… especially for beginners (I’m teaching my 9- & 10-yr old granddaughters!!)
~Tess
Great cheat sheet here. I’m getting closer to braving doing a pattern like this.
Thank you so much for the stitch recognition!
Oh , hands down, I am loving the crochet cheat sheet tutorial. I am pretty good at reading patterns but I really want to learn how to work from a diagram also. Thank you Rhondda for all the hard work you put in to help us out.
Thank you. Lots of handy information all in the one place here!
Very welcome 🙂
Thanks for the tips!
Welcome Ank Looge 🙂
Very welcome Rita 🙂
Welcome Darlene 🙂
Welcome Susiewan 🙂
Very welcome Darlene 🙂 I’m happy it helps!
You’re welcome Paulina 🙂
I do not crochet from charts so the symbols were foreign, this cheat sheet is great. Thank You
This one is my most helpful Crochet Turtorial.
Thanks for this one 🙂
Very helpful, thanks
This is very helpfull. Thanks! 🙂
I love cheat sheets. I don’t follow charts to crochet by yet but I do use the symbols sometimes when I am designing. I just need to draw it out when I am stuck so thank you for this.
Hello.It has helped me a lot thanks
Thanks Rhondda for sharing these great crochet tips! Have a nice Sunday!
Julie