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Definition of crochet in English: crochetnounPlural crochets ˈkrəʊʃiˈkrəʊʃeɪkroʊˈʃeɪ mass noun1A handicraft in which yarn is made up into a textured fabric by means of a hooked needle. as modifier a crochet hook Example sentencesExamples - Do you have any statistics that support this, and any details on what type of people are picking up the knitting needles and crochet hooks these days?
- Boys were taught carpentry and gardening and girls learnt needlework, crochet and knitting.
- The craft day will include classes in parchment work, decoupage, crochet, copper craft and basketry.
- Today, this striking textile is made with a crochet hook, knitting needles, a tatting shuttle or a machine.
- Alternatively you might find it easier to use a crochet hook to pick up and hold the threads on the right.
- The knitting and crochet club and the art club will resume at the centre in February on Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 am.
- It's also worth noting that some formerly common travel items - knitting or crochet needles, Swiss Army knives, nail files - are no longer allowed to be carried on board many airlines.
- Just to the right of the tent, you would have found a group of eight women poised with their crochet hooks and knitting needles.
- Etta took the worn cap in her hand and looked it over while Auntie click-clacked with her crochet needles.
- Aboriginal women have proved with their crochet hooks that beanie making is an emerging cottage industry.
- Lace-making and crochet continue here as they always have.
- The classes will include crochet, knitting, needlework or any craft that there is a demand for.
- Erris is renowned for many things including its outstanding tradition in exquisite hand crafts like lace making, crochet, needlework and knitting.
- I laid the blanket I had crocheted before I came to New France on my bed and put my knitting needles and crochet hooks in my workbag and then put it in the trunk.
- Use a small size steel crochet hook and lift the lower loop over the wrapped yarn and then over the head of the nail.
- They are given a free nine-month course in basic sewing and crochet skills.
- Dobbs wrapped some yarn around her crochet hook.
- The organisers would appreciate any donations of knitting wool, patterns, knitting needles, crochet hooks or any old material.
- She was very artistic and loved to work with her hands, especially at needle-work such as crochet and tapestry.
- As a precautionary measure it is recommended that you carry a crochet hook with yarn to save the work you have already done in case your knitting tools are surrendered at the checkpoint.
Synonyms needlework, needlepoint, needlecraft, sewing, cross stitch, tatting, crewel work - 1.1 Crocheted fabric or items.
the bikini is tiny, three triangles of cotton crochet Example sentencesExamples - They also design the most glamorous and desirable crochet silk throws and scarves and elegant tableware and bed linen.
- On display are some very attractive crochet garments and linen from Hyderabad.
- Connolly interpreted fashion trends using traditional Irish materials such as tweed, crochet and lace.
- She awoke again, but this time to the comforting warmth of her couch pillows and crochet blanket.
- Craftspersons displayed a fascinating range of crochet products from wall hangings, mobile covers, lampshades, frocks and bead belts.
- The girls sported white linen trousers, crochet tops and cowboy boots.
- Also on display are soft wood toys and dolls, puppets and lampshades in leather, ceramic and terracotta pottery, crochet laces, cotton durries, silver filigree and tribal embroidery.
- It's time you dug out that pretty pink crochet top that you tucked at the bottom of your cupboard.
- Along with the lace this season, you will see crochet accessories with crocheted or fuzzy pom-poms.
- Grown-up gypsy chic can be found in spades there, where chiffon skirts offer a dressier alternative to cotton, alongside good-quality crochet shrugs in turquoise and raspberry.
- I'd be surprised if he had thought he was coming back from the dead in order to settle down and make crochet bobble-hats.
- I loved finding shibori indigo dyed fabrics in Beijing, beautiful cottons in Florence, and lovely crochet in Korea.
- I drew the silken crochet to my face, the velvet softness against my cheek.
- Heiress, a wedding dress from 1957 with chevron pleated handkerchief linen descending in tiers banded with handmade Irish crochet, demonstrates the concept at its most magical.
- The mesh is like fish net, like crochet, like flea-market dream catchers, like a veil which both conceals and hints at revelation.
- You'll often find boudoir pillows in soft, smooth satin, rich velvet, lace, crochet covers and more.
- Deep necklines and minis take centrestage along with transparencies in gauze, knit or crochet, which add to the appealing look.
- Karlight Industrial, a manufacturer that specialises in crochet, jacquard, boiled wool jackets and knitwear, said its plans for spring-summer designs involved bright, sharp colours as well.
- Gauze and chiffon, decorated with skin-baring crochet or big organza bows, in shades of rose and mint took center stage.
- The Federation Shield for craft was won by Mrs. Breda Phelan, for her beautiful cotton crochet tablecloth.
verbcrochets, crocheted, crocheting ˈkrəʊʃiˈkrəʊʃeɪkroʊˈʃeɪ [with object]Make (a garment or piece of fabric) using crochet. she had crocheted the shawl herself no object her mother had stopped crocheting Example sentencesExamples - True courage involved secretly washing a thin camp uniform or crocheting underwear from stolen yarn in order to maintain some semblance of humanity.
- I decided to try to make something from them and I shredded some and knitted and crocheted them.
- The men crocheted caps that were delivered before Christmas last year.
- Betty laughed while she crocheted the funeral shroud.
- She crocheted this scarf.
- Her hands were constantly busy crocheting colorful yarn into expansive abstract wall hangings that resembled the layers of handmade garments she wore.
- She was sitting in the living room crocheting something brown when he arrived.
- Chun then crochets forms that are not necessarily one-to-one equivalents of Mondrian's paintings but are very clear transcriptions of his work.
- The caps were crocheted by their families and friends.
- We had to learn to knit, crochet, crewel and do fine embroidery.
- My grandmother was the only woman I knew who could sew, knit, crochet, weave, make delicious pies from scratch and wear a church hat with attitude.
- Knitting, crocheting and tatting is not something that has always looked particularly hip when one, say, whips it out at a bar.
- Queen Mary's Irish lace wedding dress was reputedly crocheted by three ladies from Foxpoint.
- We were given opportunities to ride, knit, crochet, cross-stitch, and weave.
- Upon further inspection, each and every one of those monkeys is crocheting handkerchiefs and talking about the potato salad at last week's church picnic.
- When I pause in typing to think about the next sentence, I am crocheting a scarf that I promised to mail tomorrow.
- Now in heaven, I imagine her playing cams with all her friends, planning her trip to Hawaii, and crocheting an afghan that stretches from there to here.
- ‘I knit, crochet, embroider and bead,’ she explains.
- Women are known for quilting, crocheting, and knitting.
- Her hobbies included knitting, crocheting and sewing.
Derivatives nounˈkrəʊʃeɪə There are department-store tents of amateur watercolourists, amateur kiddie crocheters, flower dryers, mud turners, cancerous candle makers, rag-doll knotters and metal benders. Example sentencesExamples - The council does not distinguish between knitting and crocheting, nor does it report the number of men who are skilled knitters or crocheters.
- Basically it's like a Secret Santa for knitters and crocheters, and you send gifts to your secret pal over the course of 3 months.
- Indeed, Stevens's biography on his US label's website identifies him as ‘a graphic designer, an amateur seamster, a crocheter of ski caps, and a writer of short fiction’.
- This would also work for knitters and crocheters, as a yarn storage solution.
Origin Mid 19th century: from French, diminutive of croc 'hook', from Old Norse krókr. croquet from mid 19th century: Different as they seem, croquet and crochet (mid 19th century) are probably the same word. Croquet is thought to be a form of French crochet ‘hook, shepherd's crook’, which can mean ‘hockey stick’ in parts of France, and in English refers to a handicraft in which yarn is made up into fabric with a hooked needle. The lawn game in which you drive balls through hoops with a mallet seems to have been invented in France but introduced to Ireland, from where it spread to England in the 1850s and quickly became a popular sport among the aristocracy. The French word is also the source of the musical note called the crotchet (Middle English), from its shape, and also the old-fashioned term meaning a perverse belief, a hooked or twisted point of view, in use since Middle English, and giving us the term crotchety in the early 19th century.
Definition of crochet in US English: crochetnounkroʊˈʃeɪkrōˈSHā 1A handicraft in which yarn is made up into a patterned fabric by looping yarn with a hooked needle. as modifier a crochet hook Example sentencesExamples - Do you have any statistics that support this, and any details on what type of people are picking up the knitting needles and crochet hooks these days?
- Erris is renowned for many things including its outstanding tradition in exquisite hand crafts like lace making, crochet, needlework and knitting.
- As a precautionary measure it is recommended that you carry a crochet hook with yarn to save the work you have already done in case your knitting tools are surrendered at the checkpoint.
- The craft day will include classes in parchment work, decoupage, crochet, copper craft and basketry.
- They are given a free nine-month course in basic sewing and crochet skills.
- She was very artistic and loved to work with her hands, especially at needle-work such as crochet and tapestry.
- The knitting and crochet club and the art club will resume at the centre in February on Wednesdays and Fridays at 10 am.
- Use a small size steel crochet hook and lift the lower loop over the wrapped yarn and then over the head of the nail.
- Today, this striking textile is made with a crochet hook, knitting needles, a tatting shuttle or a machine.
- It's also worth noting that some formerly common travel items - knitting or crochet needles, Swiss Army knives, nail files - are no longer allowed to be carried on board many airlines.
- Aboriginal women have proved with their crochet hooks that beanie making is an emerging cottage industry.
- The classes will include crochet, knitting, needlework or any craft that there is a demand for.
- I laid the blanket I had crocheted before I came to New France on my bed and put my knitting needles and crochet hooks in my workbag and then put it in the trunk.
- Alternatively you might find it easier to use a crochet hook to pick up and hold the threads on the right.
- The organisers would appreciate any donations of knitting wool, patterns, knitting needles, crochet hooks or any old material.
- Etta took the worn cap in her hand and looked it over while Auntie click-clacked with her crochet needles.
- Just to the right of the tent, you would have found a group of eight women poised with their crochet hooks and knitting needles.
- Dobbs wrapped some yarn around her crochet hook.
- Lace-making and crochet continue here as they always have.
- Boys were taught carpentry and gardening and girls learnt needlework, crochet and knitting.
Synonyms needlework, needlepoint, needlecraft, sewing, cross stitch, tatting, crewel work - 1.1 Crocheted fabric or items.
the bikini is tiny, three triangles of cotton crochet Example sentencesExamples - Grown-up gypsy chic can be found in spades there, where chiffon skirts offer a dressier alternative to cotton, alongside good-quality crochet shrugs in turquoise and raspberry.
- It's time you dug out that pretty pink crochet top that you tucked at the bottom of your cupboard.
- Connolly interpreted fashion trends using traditional Irish materials such as tweed, crochet and lace.
- The mesh is like fish net, like crochet, like flea-market dream catchers, like a veil which both conceals and hints at revelation.
- She awoke again, but this time to the comforting warmth of her couch pillows and crochet blanket.
- I loved finding shibori indigo dyed fabrics in Beijing, beautiful cottons in Florence, and lovely crochet in Korea.
- Karlight Industrial, a manufacturer that specialises in crochet, jacquard, boiled wool jackets and knitwear, said its plans for spring-summer designs involved bright, sharp colours as well.
- Along with the lace this season, you will see crochet accessories with crocheted or fuzzy pom-poms.
- Gauze and chiffon, decorated with skin-baring crochet or big organza bows, in shades of rose and mint took center stage.
- I drew the silken crochet to my face, the velvet softness against my cheek.
- They also design the most glamorous and desirable crochet silk throws and scarves and elegant tableware and bed linen.
- Deep necklines and minis take centrestage along with transparencies in gauze, knit or crochet, which add to the appealing look.
- Also on display are soft wood toys and dolls, puppets and lampshades in leather, ceramic and terracotta pottery, crochet laces, cotton durries, silver filigree and tribal embroidery.
- I'd be surprised if he had thought he was coming back from the dead in order to settle down and make crochet bobble-hats.
- Heiress, a wedding dress from 1957 with chevron pleated handkerchief linen descending in tiers banded with handmade Irish crochet, demonstrates the concept at its most magical.
- You'll often find boudoir pillows in soft, smooth satin, rich velvet, lace, crochet covers and more.
- The Federation Shield for craft was won by Mrs. Breda Phelan, for her beautiful cotton crochet tablecloth.
- On display are some very attractive crochet garments and linen from Hyderabad.
- Craftspersons displayed a fascinating range of crochet products from wall hangings, mobile covers, lampshades, frocks and bead belts.
- The girls sported white linen trousers, crochet tops and cowboy boots.
verbkroʊˈʃeɪkrōˈSHā [with object]Make (a garment or piece of fabric) using crochet. she had crocheted the shawl herself no object her mother had stopped crocheting Example sentencesExamples - My grandmother was the only woman I knew who could sew, knit, crochet, weave, make delicious pies from scratch and wear a church hat with attitude.
- Upon further inspection, each and every one of those monkeys is crocheting handkerchiefs and talking about the potato salad at last week's church picnic.
- We had to learn to knit, crochet, crewel and do fine embroidery.
- She was sitting in the living room crocheting something brown when he arrived.
- Her hobbies included knitting, crocheting and sewing.
- Knitting, crocheting and tatting is not something that has always looked particularly hip when one, say, whips it out at a bar.
- I decided to try to make something from them and I shredded some and knitted and crocheted them.
- The caps were crocheted by their families and friends.
- True courage involved secretly washing a thin camp uniform or crocheting underwear from stolen yarn in order to maintain some semblance of humanity.
- She crocheted this scarf.
- Now in heaven, I imagine her playing cams with all her friends, planning her trip to Hawaii, and crocheting an afghan that stretches from there to here.
- The men crocheted caps that were delivered before Christmas last year.
- Her hands were constantly busy crocheting colorful yarn into expansive abstract wall hangings that resembled the layers of handmade garments she wore.
- When I pause in typing to think about the next sentence, I am crocheting a scarf that I promised to mail tomorrow.
- Queen Mary's Irish lace wedding dress was reputedly crocheted by three ladies from Foxpoint.
- We were given opportunities to ride, knit, crochet, cross-stitch, and weave.
- ‘I knit, crochet, embroider and bead,’ she explains.
- Chun then crochets forms that are not necessarily one-to-one equivalents of Mondrian's paintings but are very clear transcriptions of his work.
- Betty laughed while she crocheted the funeral shroud.
- Women are known for quilting, crocheting, and knitting.
Origin Mid 19th century: from French, diminutive of croc ‘hook’, from Old Norse krókr. |