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They are short and sweet but what do they all mean?  Crochet patterns use abbreviations, to make the pattern easier to read, but if you don't know what the abbreviation means it can be very confusing.  

Click on the link above for a complete list of crochet abbreviations. 

Crochet hooks come in a variety of sizes. The size of the crochet hook refers to its diameter. Bigger crochet hooks create looser crochet stitches. Smaller crochet hooks create tighter stitches.

Click on the link above for to check out the crochet hook size comparison chart.

The first time you see a pattern, you will think you are reading a different language, because you are. Welcome to the language of crochet, where everything is an acronym or abbreviation!  

Click on on the link above for a quick and easy lesson on how to read a crochet pattern for absolute beginners.

Crochet colorwork may sound difficult and look intimidating, but it is actually easy once you understand the basics. Crochet colorwork involves using more than one color of yarn in the same row. This technique is used to create intricate patterns, designs, and even images.  

Click on the link above to learn more.

Crochet graphs are visual crochet patterns.  Each square on the graph represents one stitch.  Instead of following a series of written instructions, you follow a graph.

Crochet graphs are used to add designs and images to your crochet project.  Once you know the basics, crochet graphs are very easy to follow.    

Click the link above to learn all the basics.