hello! Just a quick question?

[MiaowCrochet]

(US terminology has sc, while UK says dc)

• US terminology/crochet
• UK terminology/crochet

[aeryneso]

oop it’s 100% US

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[PickledSweet]

I use US terminology

[elissa3000]

i probably use both without realizing ;-; #lifewhenyouwerebornintheUKandhavebritishparentsbutliveinamerica :D.

[MiaowCrochet]

That’s a long hashtag

[lolocloud]

Loll yeah

[Freyamigurumi]

I use both even though im british cause in my head us makes more sense

[Madeformygirl]

I’m English but the US terms just make more sense to me.

[TheForestFrog]

I love that

[StellaStitches]

I use both but US terminology more

[Neyite]

I have a chart with US, UK and Dutch, German, French, because I’m from Belgium learned crocheting online so US and UK, but if I buy patterns here, they’re almost always in Dutch or French Although Dutch is my mother language, it does NOT make any sense to my