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A little snake giving a big yawn before retiring to their frocket
A lovely crochet pattern suitable for baby boys.
The History of Crochet
<p>Little is known of crochet history. It seems likely that the earliest crochet was made with fingers, rather than the hooks used now. </p><p>There are three main theories for the origin of crochet. Alternately, it’s thought to have originated in South America, where a primitive tribe employed crochet adornments in puberty rites. Another option stems from the fact that in China, early examples were known of dolls worked in crochet.</p><p>But, there’s absolutely no solid proof as to how old crochet is or where it originated. The evidence of this appearing in the sixteenth century is slight and hotly contested. You will find references to a kind of"chained trimming" made about 1580. However, this seems to have been a kind of cord, sewn onto cloth like an ornamental braid.</p><p>Throughout the Renaissance, women crocheted several strands of thread producing fabrics like lace.</p><p>The first evidence of crochet, as we know it, is commonly seen in the second half of the eighteenth century. Crochet may have developed from Chinese needlework, a new kind of crochet known in Turkey, India, Persia, and North Africa, which reached Europe in the eighteenth century, and was known as tambouring. The primary theory behind the origin of crochet seems to be it began as it was realized that chains functioned in a pattern could hang together without background cloth. At the conclusion of the eighteenth century, tambour evolved into what the French called crochet at the air, once the background cloth was lost and the stitch functioned by itself. Tambour hooks were thin as sewing needles, and therefore the work should have been completed with very nice thread.</p><p> She released numerous patterns and also claimed to have devised lace-like crochet, now called crochet.</p><p>A type of lace known as Cheyne lace was created with a hook in the late nineteenth century and a crude kind of crochet known as pjonting can be located from approximately 1820.</p>
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