Russian crochet designers are incredibly talented, and their patterns are absolutely worth working through. But if you’re not familiar with russian abbreviations and terminology, even a simple pattern can feel impossible to decode.

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Crochet terminology can vary by region, so if you spot something that looks different in your country’s patterns, drop a comment below! I’d love to keep this list as accurate as possible.

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