Crochet term conversion chart

I use both English & American crochet terms and thought I should create my own handy table for future use. Click on the image to open full size and print or right click and save to your computer. Enjoy!

Posted on Sun 27th Mar, 2011Sun 26th Aug, 2018 Posted in otherTagged crochet

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1. Marsha Griner says:
  
  Sun 7th Apr, 2013 at 02:29
  
  love love the giraffe. but not the directions. Would you mind using american terms for right handers? Thank you so much.
  
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Brenda says:

Thu 7th Jun, 2012 at 02:41

Thank you!

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Jamie Storer says:

Mon 13th May, 2013 at 05:08

I’m making your giraffe pattern right now. Thank you for the conversion chart to American terms. It’s greatly appreciated. I do have one question. When you say to “miss 1 stitch” in round 6 of the giraffe head or on any other decrease round, you actually mean skip a stitch, or is there supposed to be a decrease? Thank you for such a lovely pattern!

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Amber says:

Fri 20th Apr, 2018 at 14:55

Not sure but slip stitch is on twice(American side). Are the conversions suppose to go straight across? Trying to make phone pouch. Thanks☺

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1. Nicola says:
  
  Fri 20th Apr, 2018 at 17:19
  
  Yeah, I guess it’s not as clear as it could be – in English terminology a slip stitch and a single crochet stitch are the same thing. They’re both an American slip stitch.
  
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