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Crochet Conversion ChartsIf you’ve ever had the experience of seeing a pattern, as the perfect gift for someone or some event, only to realize that the hooks and stitches aren’t what you learned in your country; I can say that I understand what you’ve gone through, because I’ve been there myself. So, I’ve decided to help you out by giving you some charts that you can make a copy of, copy/save to your documents or whatever you want to do so it’ll be convenient, for you to find, when you need it. I only wish that I’d had somebody to hand charts like these, to me, when I was learning to make fitted clothing or anything of a ’fitted’ size. But, keep in mind that, because we all crochet with a different tension, it’s still important to make a gauge swatch so that you can be sure the hook you’re using will help you produce items that fit. Hook Conversion Chart Metric: Canada/UK: USA: 2. 14 - 2.25 13 B 2.5 12 - 2.75 - C 3. 11 D 3.5 9 E 3.75 - F 4. 8 G 4.5 7 - 5. 6 H 5.5 5 I 6. 4 J 6.5 3 K 7. 2 - 8. 0 L 9. 00 M 10. 000 N 16.0 - P 16.0 - Q 19 - S NOTE: Here are some of my suggestions for the lines that do not suggest a size for Americans and are only marked as “ - ”. A. 2.0mm: Since there is no size A crochet hook, American crocheter will go to the next lowest hook: a size 00 steel hook (used for thread crocheting). B. 2.5mm: This size is split for American crocheter, thus one can use either the smaller or larger size crochet hook. I’d recommend that if you are a tight crocheter (like myself), you might use the bigger hook. But, if you are a loose crocheter, you might prefer the smaller hook. C. Canadian/UK crocheter: where you see a “ - ”, please use the suggestions given under B. Steel Hook Chart (thread hooks) Metric USA Canada/UK .6 mm 14 6 .75 mm 13 - .70 mm 12 5 .8 mm 11 - 1 mm 10 4 1.15 mm 9 - 1.25 mm 8 3 1.50 mm 7 2.5 1.6 mm 6 - 1.7 mm 5 - 1.75 mm 4 2 1.85 mm 3 - 1.95 mm 2 - 2 mm 1 1 2.25 mm 0 00 3 mm 00 - Please see the “B” notes above for any line where the “ - ” appears. Crochet Stitch Conversion Chart United States (US) United Kingdom (UK) chain = ch chain = ch single crochet = sc double crochet = dc half double crochet = hdc half treble crochet = htr double crochet = dc treble = tr triple (or treble) crochet = tr or trc double treble = dtr double treble (or double triple) = dtr or dbltr/c triple treble = ttr triple treble = ttr quadruple treble = qtr
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