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In the book How to Crochet by Pauline Turner in a pattern are two symbols which look like two crosses. What does it mean ?????
I get it it is suppose to mean go back to that same two symbols and repeat but I don't see the symbols earlier in the pattern.
It says "(two crosses symbols) rep from * twice more.
The two crosses symbols do NOT appear earlier in the pattern.
Is this a Britiush symbol?
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Double cross...
I'm attaching a link, showing pictures of various Crochet Stitches and what they stand for:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_crochet_stitches
Hope this helps!
Beth
maltesergr8
Can you post all of that
Can you post all of that particular row or round instruction?
And if you think these symbols are short-hand for something, have you looked through the rest of the book to see if there is an explanation of the symbols used?