Interlocking Crochet
Definition
Two layers of mesh interwoven to create intricate colour patterns. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit. Check the abbreviation key, read special notes, and inspect examples to understand the technique clearly.
Examples
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Appears complex but builds from simple meshes.
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Charts guide the interlocking order.
Related Terms
Overlay Mosaic Crochet
Colourwork that uses overlayed stitches and drop/spike stitches to create bold geometric designs. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
Tapestry Crochet
A colourwork technique where unused colours are carried within the stitches, creating dense, patterned fabric. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.