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    Complete Guide to Crochet Abbreviations

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    This list is in alphabetical order and constantly updated as The Crochet Crowd uses more abbreviations. Check back. Mikey is personally gathering abbreviations data from Yarnspirations.com to compile a list.

    Crochet & Tunisian Abbreviation List for Pattern Reading
    Crochet & Tunisian Abbreviation List for Pattern Reading

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    Each linked abbreviation has a dedicated tutorial to show you what to look at and how to do the stitch.

    1. Approx = Approximately
    2. Beg = Begin(ing)
    3. Bet = Between
    4. Ch = Chain
    5. Dc = Double crochet
    6. Hdc = Half double crochet
    7. Prev = Previous
    8. Rem = Remain(ing)
    9. Rep = Repeat
    10. Rnd(s) = Round(s)
    11. RS = Right side, Extra Tip to Identify This
    12. Sc = Single crochet
    13. Sk = Skip
    14. Slip Knot = Slip knot
    15. Slip Knot Inv = Slip knot invisible
    16. Sp(s) = Space(s)
    17. St(s) = Stitch(es)
    18. Tog = Together
    19. Tr = Treble
    20. Turn = Turn the project around.
    21. WS = Wrong side
    22. Yoh or Yo = Yarn over hook
    149 Crochet Stitch Combinations Known by Stitch Names + 100% Tutorials + Downloadable List

    More Complex Abbreviations

    1. 2 dc cluster st = 2 double crochet cluster stitch.
    2. 3 dc cluster st = 3 double crochet cluster stitch.
    3. 4 dc cluster st = 4 double crochet cluster stitch.
    4. 5 dc cluster st = 5 double crochet cluster stitch.
    5. 2 dc popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 2 double crochet.
    6. 3 dc popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 3 double crochet.
    7. 4 dc popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 4 double crochet.
    8. 5 dc popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 5 double crochet.
    9. 2 dc shell = 2 double crochet in same stitch.
    10. 3 dc shell = 3 double crochet in same stitch.
    11. 4 dc shell = 4 double crochet in same stitch.
    12. 5 dc shell = 5 double crochet in same stitch.
    13. 2 hdc cluster st = 2 half double crochet cluster stitch.
    14. 3 hdc cluster st = 3 half double crochet cluster stitch.
    15. 4 hdc cluster st = 4 half double crochet cluster stitch.
    16. 5 hdc cluster st = 5 half double crochet cluster stitch.
    17. 2 hdc popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 2 half double crochet.
    18. 3 hdc popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 3 half double crochet.
    19. 4 hdc popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 4 half double crochet.
    20. 5 hdc popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 5 half double crochet.
    21. 2 hdc shell = 2 half double crochet in same stitch.
    22. 3 hdc shell = 3 half double crochet in same stitch.
    23. 4 hdc shell = 4 half double crochet in same stitch.
    24. 5 hdc shell = 5 half double crochet in same stitch.
    25. 2 sc shell = 2 single crochet in same stitch.
    26. 3 sc shell = 3 single crochet in same stitch.
    27. 4 sc shell = 4 single crochet in same stitch.
    28. 5 sc shell = 5 single crochet in same stitch.
    29. 2 tr cluster st = 2 treble crochet cluster stitch.
    30. 3 tr cluster st = 3 treble crochet cluster stitch.
    31. 4 tr cluster st = 4 treble crochet cluster stitch.
    32. 5 tr cluster st = 5 treble crochet cluster stitch.
    33. 2 tr popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 2 treble crochet.
    34. 3 tr popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 3 treble crochet.
    35. 4 tr popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 4 treble crochet.
    36. 5 tr popcorn = Popcorn stitch made up of 5 treble crochet.
    37. 2 tr shell = 2 treble crochet in same stitch.
    38. 3 tr shell = 3 treble crochet in same stitch.
    39. 4 tr shell = 4 treble crochet in same stitch.
    40. 5 tr shell = 5 treble crochet in same stitch.
    41. 2togextsc = 2 together single crochet stitch
    42. Alt = Alternate or Alternating
    43. Beg Sunset Reflection St = Ch 3, 1 tr in same st (counts as 1), skip 2 sts, place tr4tog by placing 2 of the tog stitches in the next st, skip next 2 stitches, place next 2 tog stitches in the next st. Yoh and pull through 6 loops on hook.
    44. Big V-st(s) = Big V-stitch(es). 1 dc, ch 3, 1 dc using same st. Using the word 'big' is subjective to the designer and may just state v-stitch and give the instructions for what it is.
    45. BLO or Blo = Back loop only
    46. Bp = Back Post
    47. Bpdc = Back post double crochet
    48. Break = The colour will be changed at the end of each round or row. Break means to end the colour, fasten off and weave in ends. This is typical to say break while the pattern is in progress and fastening off is usually used when the project is finished and there is no more to the section or pattern to be completed.
    49. Bs = Bean stitch
    50. Camel St = Camel Stitch
    51. CC = Contrast Colour
    52. Cl or Cluster = Clusters to mean many things. Watch the pattern for the instructions. (Yoh and insert into stitch, yoh and pull through stitch, yoh pull through 2 loops.) 4 times. 5 loops on hook, yoh and pull through all 5 loops.
    53. Cont = Continue
    54. Cr dcfp = Cross Double Crochet Front Post. Miss next dc. Dcfp around post of next dc, then dcfp around post of missed dc.
    55. Crab St = Crab stitch also known as the rsc or reverse single crochet.
    56. Dbl = Double
    57. Dc2tog = Double crochet 2 together.
    58. Dc3tog = Double crochet 3 together.
    59. Dc4tog = Double crochet 4 together.
    60. Dc5tog = Double crochet 5 together.
    61. Dcbp = Double crochet back post. Yoh and draw up a loop around post of next stitch at back of work, inserting hook from left to right. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice.
    62. Dcfp = Double crochet front post Yoh and draw up a loop around post of stitch at front of work, inserting hook from right to left. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice.
    63. Dc blo = Double crochet back loop only
    64. Dc flo = Double crochet front loop only
    65. Dc xst = Double crochet cross stitch.
    66. Dclink = Double crochet link
    67. Dec = Decrease
    68. Dgs = Drunken granny stitch (4 dc. Ch 3. 1 dc) all in same assigned stitch or space.
    69. Dir = Directions
    70. Dk = Dark
    71. Dnt or DO NOT = Do not turn. It is usually bold to get your attention if the designer thinks it's important.
    72. Dtr or Dbl tr = Double treble
    73. Dtrcl = Double Treble Cluster, Yoh twice and draw up a loop in next stitch. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) 3 times. Yoh twice and draw up a loop in same stitch. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) 3 times. Yoh and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
    74. Ea = Each
    75. Ex Picot = Extended picot
    76. Ex sc = Extended single crochet. Extended extended single crochet. Insert hook into st, yoh, pull through, yoh, pull through 1 loop, yoh, pull through next loop, yoh, pull through final 2 loops.
    77. Fig = Figure 1 (picture of stitch)
    78. Flat Petal St = (1 tr, 5 dc, 1 tr) in same st. This stitch spans over 8 stitches.
    79. FLO or Flo = Front loop only
    80. Fo = Fasten off or finish.
    81. Foll = Follow(ing)
    82. Foundation dc = Foundation double crochet to start projects without chaining first.
    83. Foundation hdc = Foundation half double crochet to start projects without chaining first.
    84. Foundation sc = Foundation single crochet to start projects without chaining first.
    85. FP or scfp, hdcfp, dcfp or example = Front post
    86. Frog = Ripping out stitches or project to restart.
    87. Fth = From the hook. Usually used in reference of a location to put a crochet stitch when a chain is involved in some way.
    88. Gr = Group
    89. Hdc = Half double crochet
    90. Hdc2tog = Half double crochet 2 together.
    91. Hdc3tog = Half double crochet 3 together.
    92. Hdc4tog = Half double crochet 4 together.
    93. Hdc5tog = Half double crochet 5 together.
    94. Hdc Join = Half double crochet join to the top of the beg ch or st.
    95. Hdcbp = Half double crochet back post. Yoh and draw up a loop around post of next stitch at back of work, inserting hook from right to left. Yoh and draw through through 3 loops on hook.
    96. Hdcblo = Half double crochet back loop only
    97. Hdcf2l = Half double crochet front two loops only. Yoh and draw up a loop in horizontal bar created by hdc at front of work and front loop in next st. Yoh and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
    98. Hdcf2lCluster = Half double crochet front 2 loops only forming cluster. (Yoh and draw up a loop in horizontal bar created by hdc at front of work and front loop) twice in next st. Yoh and draw through all 5 loops on hook.
    99. Hdcflo = Half double crochet front loops only
    100. Hdcfp = Half double crochet. Yoh and draw up a loop around post of next stitch at front of work, inserting hook from right to left. Yoh and draw through 3 loops on hook.
    101. Hdc Front Horizontal Bar = Half double crochet only in the front horizontal bar when there is half double crochet in the row below.
    102. Hdc Link = Half double crochet link stitch.
    103. Hk = Hook
    104. Htr = Half treble crochet (UK term)
    105. Inc = Increase
    106. Incl = Including
    107. Inst = Instructions
    108. Join = At the end of a round, join to the beginning stitch or top of a beginning chain with a slip stitch.
    109. Ldc = Long double crochet
    110. Lhdc = Long half double crochet
    111. Lp(s) = Loop(s). Referencing to loops on the hook or when a loop is dropped to be picked back up or left alone to create texture.
    112. Lsc = Long single crochet
    113. Ltr = Long treble crochet
    114. Lt = Light
    115. MC = Main color. Always use upper case in lettering.
    116. Med = Medium. Usually about sizing.
    117. Miss = Miss is an older term meaning to skip the instructed stitch or space referred to in the pattern.
    118. No. = Number
    119. Pat = Pattern
    120. Pat St = Pattern has a repeat that's indicated on pattern.
    121. Pc rs = Popcorn on right side.
    122. Pc st = Popcorn stitch, see pattern for definitions as not a standard stitch or count.
    123. Pc ws = Popcorn on wrong side.
    124. Picot = Ch 3. Sl st back into last sc worked.
    125. Prev = Previous
    126. Puff St = Puff stitch. This can be a combination of different stitches. Commonly used half double crochet. Linked in the (Yoh and Insert hook into assigned stitch or space. Yoh, draw through stitch or sp, yoh and through 2 loops on hook.) 3 times. Yoh and draw through 3 loops only, leaving the last 2 loops on hook. Yoh and draw through the last 2 loops.
    127. Rsc = Reverse single crochet
    128. Sc2tog = Single crochet 2 together.
    129. Sc3tog = Single crochet 3 together.
    130. Sc4tog = Single crochet 4 together.
    131. Sc5tog = Single crochet 5 together.
    132. Scblo = Single crochet back loops only
    133. Scbp = Single crochet back post
    134. Scf2l = Single crochet front 2 loops only. Draw up a loop in horizontal bar created by hdc at front of work and front loop in next st. Yoh and draw through.
    135. Scflo = Single crochet front loops only
    136. Scfp = Single crochet front post
    137. Sc xst = Single crochet cross stitch.
    138. Shark Fin St = 1 sc, ch 2, sk next 2 sts, 1 tr in next. Ch 3, 6 dc along the tr post. Sk next 2 sts.
    139. Sl cl = Slanted cluster, sk 3 sts, (3 dc, ch 3, 1 sc) in next st.
    140. Sl st = Slip stitch
    141. Spec Tog St = 1 dc + 1 hdc together as a st. The dc will use the next empty or assigned stitch 2 rnds below by going over top of the ch 1 completely so the ch 1 is encased inside the dc. Then use the next hdc st in rnd below to bring them together.
    142. Spike dc = Spike double crochet
    143. Spike hdc = Spike half double crochet
    144. Spike sc = Spike single crochet
    145. Spike tr = Spike treble crochet
    146. Splhdc = Split half double crochet, work hdc between ‘legs’ at front to back of stitch (splitting stitch) instead of through top loops.
    147. Splsc = Split single crochet, work sc between 'legs' at the front to back of stitch (splitting stitch) instead of through top loops.
    148. St(s) = Stitch(es)
    149. Standing Dc = Form split knot and insert onto the hook. Hold knot with finger and wrap the yarn around the hook. Insert into the stitch, you and pull through. (Yoh and pull through 2 loops) twice.
    150. Standing Hdc = Standing half double crochet. Form split knot and insert onto the hook. Hold knot with finger and wrap the yarn around the hook. Insert into the stitch, you and pull through. Yoh and pull through 3 loops.
    151. Standing Sc = Standing single crochet. Form slip knot and insert onto the hook. Insert hook into st, yoh and pull loop through, yoh through 2 loops.
    152. Standing Scbp = Standing single crochet back post.
    153. Standing Tr = Standing treble. Form split knot and insert onto the hook. Hold knot with finger and wrap the yarn around the hook twice. Insert into the stitch, you and pull through. (Yoh and pull through 2 loops) three times.
    154. Sunset Reflection St = Tr6tog spanning over the next 7 stitches. Place 2 tr stitches in first st, skip 2 sts, place 2 stitches in next st, skip 2 stitches, place last 2 stitches in next st. Yoh and pull through all 7 loops.
    155. Tch = Turning chain
    156. Tr2tog = Treble crochet 2 together, *Yoh twice and draw up a loop in next stitch. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice. Repeat from * once. Yoh and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
    157. Tr3tog = Treble crochet 3 together.
    158. Tr4tog = Treble crochet 4 together, *Yoh twice and draw up a loop in next stitch. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice. Repeat from * 3 times. Yoh and draw through all 5 loops on hook.
    159. Tr5tog = Treble 5 together.
    160. Trbp4tog = Treble crochet back post 4 together, *Yoh twice and draw up a loop around post of stitch at back of work, inserting hook from right to left. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice. Repeat from * 3 more times. Yoh and draw through all 5 loops on hook.
    161. Trbp8tog Treble crochet back post 8 together, *Yoh twice and draw up a loop around post of stitch at back of work, inserting hook from right to left. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice. Repeat from * 7 more times. Yoh and draw through all 9 loops on hook.
    162. Trblo = Treble back loop only
    163. Trbp = Treble back post, Yoh twice and draw up a loop around post of stitch at back of work, inserting hook from right to left. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) three times.
    164. Trflo = Treble front loop only
    165. Trfp2tog = Treble crochet front post 2 together, *Yoh twice and draw up a loop around post of stitch at front of work, inserting hook from right to left. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) twice. Repeat from *once. Yoh and draw through all 3 loops on hook.
    166. Trfp = Treble front post, Yoh twice and draw up a loop around post of stitch at front of work, inserting hook from right to left. (Yoh and draw through 2 loops on hook) three times.
    167. Trident Picot = Trident Picot stitch is a concept of stitch.
    168. Ttr = Triple treble
    169. X-st = Skip next st or sp, dc in next st or sp, dc in skipped st or sp. This could have several definitions based on the pattern.
    170. Xsc = Skip the 1st st, 1 sc in next st. 1 sc in the skipped st and directly over the first st to bury it. Yo(h) Yarn over or yarn over hook.
    171. X times = Repeating the instruction the number of times suggested. X is replaced with number for instruction.
    172. Yuh or Yu = Yarn under hook

    Reading Instructions Tip

    Remember that abbreviations are used like regular punctuation in a sentence. Capitalization matches the sentence structure. Here’s an example:

    3rd row: Ch 3, counts as dc here and throughout. 1 dc in each st across. Turn.


    Tunisian

    1. 2togextsc = 2 together extended single crochet
    2. Beginning cl = Beginning Cluster. Ch 2, yo, insert hook in same sp as joining, yo and draw up a lp to height of ch-2, yo and draw through all lps on hook.
    3. Bind Off = Insert hook into the vertical bar of the next stitch. Yarn over and pull through the two loops on the hook. Repeat until the end of the row.
    4. Brioche St = Tunisian brioche stitch.
    5. Cast on = Cast On (to start project)
    6. Ch = Chain stitch
    7. Cl = Cluster. [Yo, insert hook in specified st, yo and draw up a lp to height of ch-2] twice, yo and draw through all lps on hook.
    8. FwP = Forward pass. Sk first vertical bar; *insert hook under next vertical bar, yo and draw up a lp; repeat from * across.
    9. Griddle st = Griddle stitch.
    10. Honey Comb St = Tunisian honey comb stitch.
    11. Loh = Loop(s) on hook
    12. Long dc = Yo, insert hook under specified st, yo and draw up a lp to height of row in work, [yo and draw through 2 lps on hook] twice.
    13. Lp(s) = Loop(s).
    14. Mtss = Modified Tunisian simple stitch
    15. Puff Lace St = Puff lace stitch.
    16. Rep = Repeat
    17. RetP = Return pass. Yo and draw through one lp on hook; *yo and draw through 2 lps on hook; repeat from * until only one lp remains on hook.
    18. Shadow st = Shadow stitch.
    19. Sk = Skip
    20. Sl St = Slip Stitch
    21. St(s) = Stitch(es
    22. Surface slip st = Surface slip stitch. With yarn held on underside, insert hook in indicated stitch, yarn over, pull loop to right side and through loop on hook.
    23. Tds = Tunisian double stitch
    24. Tfs = Tunisian full stitch, Insert hook from front to back under horizontal bar between two sts, yo and pull up a loop.
    25. Thds = Tunisian half double stitch
    26. Textss = Tunisian extended simple stitch
    27. Tinc = Tunisian increase stitch. Insert hook in top loop of horizontal strand between last 2 stitches, yarn over and pull up a loop.
    28. Tks = Tunisian knit stitch. Holding working yarn behind work, insert hook through work from front to back between strands of next vertical bar, yarn over and draw up a loop.
    29. Tlds = Tunisian lace double stitch.
    30. Tps = Tunisian purl stitch. Bring yarn to front, insert hook under next front vertical bar as if to work Tunisian simple stitch, bring yarn across front of vertical bar and to back, yarn over and pull up a loop.
    31. Tpicot st = Tunisian picot stitch.
    32. Trs = Tunisian reverse stitch
    33. Tss = Tunisian simple stitch, Insert hook from right to left under next vertical bar, yo and pull up a lp.
    34. Tss2tog = Tunisian simple stitch 2 together which means decrease. Working from right to left, holding working yarn behind work, insert hook under next 2 vertical bars, yarn over and pull up a loop.
    35. Tssl = Tunisian simple slanted stitch
    36. Tstw = Tunisian simple twisted stitch
    37. Ttr = Tunisian treble stitch
    38. Yo = Yarn over

    Reading Measurement & Repeating Standards

    Information from the Craft Yarn Council.

    1. “ or in = Inch
    2. cm = Centimeter
    3. dia = Diameter
    4. g = Gram
    5. m = Meter
    6. mm = Millimeter
    7. oz = Ounce
    8. yd(s) = Yard(s)
    9. * = Repeat the instructions following the single asterisk as directed.
    10. ** = Repeat instructions between the asterisks as many times as directed or repeat at specified locations.
    11. { } = Work instructions within the brackets as many times as directed.
    12. [ ] = Work instructions within the brackets as many times as directed.
    13. ( ) = Work instructions within parentheses as many times as directed or work a group of stitches all in the same stitch or space.

    Crochet abbreviations are used in patterns. If you are new to crochet, getting used to seeing short-form abbreviations in the instructions may take a bit. This is done so that patterns don't have to be mini novels. It can simplify instructions. The list is general; typically, if a designer has used something unusual, they make a note and explain the abbreviation.

    Crochet abbreviations and terminology have become standard thanks to the Yarn Craft Council of America. It is a council where yarn companies and designers come together to create standards where yarn users like you and I can count on being the same. If you look at yarn ball labels in the major retailers, you will notice that the terminology, symbols, and more are similar among all major yarn manufacturers.

    Not everyone follows this standard. Some new designers are unaware of standards and may make up their own abbreviations. Usually, these types of patterns are self-published. Following a standard makes it easier for everyone.

    The terms are in North American Standards. 

    Download the Simple Abbreviations List Here

    Not all abbreviations on this page are provided in the download, as some are very specific and not used often.

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    1. Moonflower says

      July 25, 2025 at 5:49 pm

      A lot of your linked videos are to the wrong stitch. For example, the hdc link goes to the hdc3tog stitch video.

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      • Mikey says

        July 30, 2025 at 4:43 pm

        Strange... When you say a lot how many are you talking about. Should the resource be taken down?

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    2. FaeriePhoenix says

      October 14, 2024 at 5:39 am

      Just been browsing a couple of beginner crochet groups and FTH keeps coming up in them asking what it means. Pretty certain in the context it is used “ch x then HDC in 2nd ch FTH then HDC across the chain” that it means from the hook

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      • Mikey says

        October 14, 2024 at 10:51 am

        I hadn't heard of that before but it does make a lot of sense. I have added it in.

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