Repeat from *
In crochet, “repeat from ” tells you to go back to the asterisk symbol and work the same set of stitches again until the pattern says to stop. It’s a shorthand used to avoid rewriting identical instructions.
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Repeat from * (Crochet) — Quick Guide
Repeat from *
In crochet, “repeat from ” tells you to go back to the asterisk symbol and work the same set of stitches again until the pattern says to stop. It’s a shorthand used to avoid rewriting identical instructions.
Step-by-step:
1. Find the first asterisk () in the pattern.
2. Work the stitches or actions that follow it.
3. When you reach the phrase “repeat from ,” go back to that symbol.
4. Continue repeating the section until told to stop (e.g., “repeat from to end” or “repeat from 5 times”).
5. Count your repeats carefully — they control the width or design of your row.
Abbreviation
- US - Repeat from * : rep from *
- UK - repeat from * : rep from *
- AFR- Herhaal van *: her *
Crochet Stitch Method
1) Find the *.
2) Work the instructions after it.
3) When told, go back to * and repeat the sequence the required number of times.
4) Stop when the pattern says.
Crochet Patterns Using This Stitch
Looking for more ways to use this crochet stitch? Explore these crochet patterns featuring the stitch in practical and creative projects. From crochet bags and handbags to blankets, accessories and home décor, these patterns are a great way to practise the stitch while creating something useful and beautiful.
Whether you’re a beginner learning a new stitch or an experienced crocheter looking for your next project, these patterns offer plenty of inspiration for your crochet hook and yarn.
