Chinese crochet pattern terms

Thank you for thatā€¦ ive been lookinf threw some of the same patterns. I save them saying to myself i am going to translate them someday. Lol. My mom sends me patterns all the time cause they are cuteā€¦ yeah but they are in Chineseā€¦

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I am also useing that app for crochet pattern and i must say they have pretty amazing pattern

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Sorry for late, i havent been on the app in a while, but i think 2T would mean two stitches of hdc since two hdc in one stitch should be TV instead

Yea a lot of times, esp for amigurumi projects, theyā€™ll omit the MR since itā€™s kind of implied, tho it also took me a bit to figure that out haha
As for ē«‹äø€é’ˆ i thiiiink it means to do a turning chain? If you have that term in context it might help to figure out, or if it seems right for that to be a turning chain in the pattern then huzzah :raised_hands: else will keep digging

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Im having a meltdown over how to interpret rows 4 and 5, could anyone help? They look like chains in the middle but why not say chain like it does at the beginning

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Does any one know what inverted two hooks is? A pattern in working on translated a row
3chļ¼Œå€’äŗŒé’©x,f

To

3ch inverted two hooks

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It means start from the second to last stitch

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It means start from the second to last stitch

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tyyy smm this will help slot even though Iā€™m Chinese , I canā€™t read the Chinese terms;

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Hello! Does anybody know what this means? Itā€™s for the first row of an amigurumi cat head

RI:ē«‹4ch.倒2.2x.w.x.v

Thank you<3

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first row: 4ch, then from the second to last stitch, 2sc, 3sc in 1 stitch, sc, inc

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This is cool!

Not sure if youā€™re still stuck on this but to me it looks like youā€™re working in FLO for round 4. And the parentheses means that those stitches all go into one stitch. Iā€™m trying to figure out the middle stitch still but so far it looks like (ch, dc, ?, ch, slst)
The middle one is definitely a stitch because the stitch count for the round doesnā€™t add up without it.

Round five is like it but instead itā€™s BLO of round 3 I think. And instead of DC (T) you do a TR (F). But itā€™s the same thing. I donā€™t know what the middle stitch is but itā€™s definitely a stitch and itā€™s important to keep it so the round ends on the right number of sts. Is there an abbreviation key or diagram?

So cool thanks

Hi, can you please send a link to a video or explain what is the ā€œempty stitchā€? Iā€™ve searched and didnā€™t find anything explaining how to do it, Iā€™ve even searched in chinese by copying the text from the pattern but still didnā€™t find anything, it apeard on a pattern of this purse that Iā€™m doing and needed to know :pleading_face: (itā€™s on the row 11)

Iā€™m not sure but my best guess is that it either means to skip a stitch or stitch into a ch sp if there is one? :woman_shrugging:t3: