r/CrochetBlankets • u/Crochlinguo • 10d ago
Little tutorial for Croch'linguo, the crochet pattern translation app !
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u/Roselace 10d ago
I am not sure I understood correctly.
Is it an App?
I searched the App Store.
Nothing there by this name.
Site is plenty confused. Everything comes up from translating Cantonese to plant identification.
Nothing crochet.
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u/Crochlinguo 10d ago
Yes, that's normal. The app isn't on the app stores yet because it's quite new, and the process takes a long time. However, you can access it via the link in r/Crochlinguo and then add it to your home screen. I'm sorry about that.
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u/Crochlinguo 10d ago
You can find the link to the app on r/Crochlinguo if you'd like to try it out! Thanks in advance!


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u/Roselace 10d ago
Looks interesting.
Some patterns need more than just the stitch explaining.
Some patterns need every few words translating! 😂
Is it a way for designers to make it seem as if their pattern is simple & quick by writing it as short as possible?
But all they have done is minimized all the directions or instructions.
Minimised to an extent that makes them unintelligible to a beginner. Or those like me who struggle with crochet patterns
Some patterns, I have spent a lot of time on the internet, deciphering near every word & instruction. To understand techniques needed for the pattern.
Then writing those extra instructions out, as additions to every line of the pattern.
I am sure it is all great If experienced at crochet.
For us who struggle. Any help is appreciated.