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Crochet needle   /kroʊʃˈeɪ nˈidəl/   Listen
Crochet needle

noun
1.
A needle with a hook on the end; used in crocheting.  Synonym: crochet hook.






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"Crochet needle" Quotes from Famous Books



... laughed Rebecca. "You suddenly began the study of the dead languages, and the Latin dictionary took the place of the crochet needle in your affections. It was cruel of you never to ...
— New Chronicles of Rebecca • Kate Douglas Wiggin

... moths and butterflies may be preserved by pressing out the contents of their bodies, and by working from the head to the tail in a gentle manner, and assisting the removal of the mass by a careful dragging with a crochet needle. When empty, a little corrosive sublimate solution may be injected with a metal or glass blow-pipe, and the empty skin then distended by blowing into it through a very fine blowpipe, made by drawing out in a clear flame a small glass tube until ...
— Practical Taxidermy • Montagu Browne

... grief of the mother so won Ito's sympathy that he took me to see her. She had walked up and down with it for eighteen hours, but never thought of looking into its throat, and was very unwilling that I should do so. The bone was visible, and easily removed with a crochet needle. An hour later the mother sent a tray with a quantity of cakes and coarse confectionery upon it as a present, with the piece of dried seaweed which always accompanies a gift. Before night seven people with sore ...
— Unbeaten Tracks in Japan • Isabella L. Bird

... Rebecca. "You suddenly began the study of the dead languages, and the Latin dictionary took the place of the crochet needle in your affections. It was cruel of you never to show me ...
— New Chronicles of Rebecca • Kate Douglas Wiggin

... chain stitch, made with an ordinary crochet needle, take the needle out of the loop, and insert the left prong of the fork upwards from below, holding the fork between the thumb and finger of the left hand. The thread should always be in front. Then put the thread over the right prong and the needle into the loop on the left prong, take up ...
— Encyclopedia of Needlework • Therese de Dillmont



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