Crochets [noun]

Crochet needles should be kept in a housewife similar to those used for ordinary needles.

Moreover, to the extreme satisfaction of Mary, she left her crochet-needle on the floor at night.

"Very well," and Helen tossed away her crochet and put on her hat.

Many like to use a thread of silk or mercerized crochet-cotton with the Shetland floss or other wool which may be chosen.

A chain of thirty-four stitches; double-crochet into this for thirty rows, taking the back stitch, so as to form a rib.

At each end of the sofa was an easy-chair, upon which were pieces of lace crochet-work; in front was a threadbare carpet.

Miss Alice Prendergast is doing something delicate with a crochet-hook, but it is obvious that her thoughts are far away.

The old aunts were sitting in their usual places, doing their crochet-work mechanically.

Clever imitations of Venice point have come from Ireland lately, called “raised crochet.”

He sat down on a chair near Shurochka, whose quick crochet needle was in full swing again.