rnd
Round
Description
A specific circuit of stitches worked in a circular formation, commonly used for amigurumi, hats, and motifs.
Detailed explanation
In crochet patterns, this abbreviation stands for ‘round,’ representing a complete circle of stitches. Unlike rows where the work is turned, rounds are worked circularly, either by joining the end to the beginning with a slip stitch or by working in a continuous spiral. This method is standard for creating 3D shapes like stuffed animals, hats, and granny squares.
Round
Description
An abbreviation for “round,” denoting a single circuit of stitches worked in circular knitting without turning the work.
Detailed explanation
In knitting patterns, “rnd” indicates one complete circle of stitches when working in the round to create tubular fabric. This method is standard for projects like socks, hats, and seamless sweaters. Unlike flat knitting, where work proceeds back and forth in rows, working in rounds allows you to knit continuously on the right side of the fabric using circular or double-pointed needles.