Crochet Terms Translated into 9 Languages

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This detailed article will help you understand crochet terms translated into 9 languages so you can finally make the pattern you have been wanted to crochet in forever.

Everyone was a beginner at some point, even a crocheter. And while we learn new stitches or stitch patterns daily as a beginner, we find crochet patterns from all over the world suddenly all available within reach to us. But sometimes, even that might not be enough to actually create the pattern you found and fell in love with as they are written in a different language.

Well, I am here to help you. I created a huge list of different but basic and most commonly used crochet terms that are translated into 9 different languages.

Now, you will be able to understand British (U.K.) crochet terms as well as German, Polish, Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Dutch and back into American (U.S.) terms. Whether you need to know how to say, read or spell single crochet in German or any of the other languages you will now be able to do it. Finally!

So many times, I am struggling as I find awesome crochet patterns I want to share with my family and friends who also crochet. Well, most of my friends and family is in Germany and do not speak English. Now I can send them this link and they can translate the patterns for themselves, at least most of it. Google Translate can also help partially, although sometimes those translations are not as accurate, which is why I put together this amazingly long and detailed list for you all.

I sure this will be helpful to you call and you can finally figure out the crochet terms in other languages for this desired patterns you have been staring at for ages.

If you find this article helpful, be sure to check out my long and detailed article about Crochet Tips and Tricks.

Crochet Terms Translated into 9 Languages

Wow, I feel like this is the most detailed list available. Some other crochet websites split up other languages from the difference between U.S. and U.K. terms. Well, I felt like I needed to combine all of them together to make it even easier for you.

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