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* CYC HOME * DISCOVER * LEARN * TEACH * FORUM * STANDARDS * WARM UP AMERICA * PRESS * 911/FAQS * GUILDS & GROUPS * ABOUT * PROJECTS

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Industry Standards * -------------------------------------------------
Introduction
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Crochet Abbreviations * -------------------------------------------------
Crochet Chart Symbols * -------------------------------------------------
Crochet Patterns - How to Read * -------------------------------------------------
Knitting Abbreviations * -------------------------------------------------
Knit Chart Symbols * -------------------------------------------------
Knitting - How to Read Pattern * -------------------------------------------------
Skill Levels * -------------------------------------------------
Standard Body Measurements/Sizing * -------------------------------------------------
Standard Yarn Weight System * -------------------------------------------------
Sistema de Peso Estandar para Estambre * -------------------------------------------------
Système Standard de Grosseur * -------------------------------------------------
Hooks & Needles * -------------------------------------------------
Downloadable Skill and Yarn Weight Symbols * -------------------------------------------------
Yarn Label Information * -------------------------------------------------
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