THANK YOU VERY MUCH
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Oh, diving into Russian crochet abbreviations? That’s like learning a new secret handshake—once you get it, you’re part of a special club! While they can look a bit puzzling at first, the good news is many of the basics translate nicely with a little practice. For example, what they call “СБН” is the equivalent of our single crochet, and “ПСН” matches up with double crochet. It’s a fun little puzzle, and once you start recognizing the patterns, it’s easier than trying to find your knitting needles in a yarn basket! If you’re working from a Russian pattern, take it slow, maybe jot down the abbreviations side-by-side, and you’ll be decoding those charts like a pro in no time. Happy crocheting, and welcome to the global stitch circle!