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Crochet is a process of creating fabric from yarn, thread, or other material strands using a crochet hook.

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“ With a sweeping gesture she indicated Miss Marple. Miss Marple had finished the fleecy knitting and was now engaged with a crochet hook and a ball of cotton. "That's my expert," said Mrs. Dane Calthrop. "Jane Marple. Look at her well. I tell you, that woman knows more about the different kinds of human wickedness than anyone I've ever known. ...more ”
― Agatha Christie, The Moving Finger

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