response: Oh!  By the way, crochet's derivitive is "croc" which is Germanic, and means "hook."
original_response: Very nice. I imagine that feels much sturdier. Also, crochet comes from the Germanic croc that means hook. So it's never had a creative name. Hah!
history: I really love to crochet. Nice!  I gather it uses a crochet hook to make fabric.  The hook interlocks loops of thread, yarn or other kinds of strands. It can be relaxing to just weave your way into a piece of art. It also allows me to settle my mind. Oh really!  Oh did you know that the word crochet is a French term?  It means "small hook!" Does it really. In essence, crocheting is basically that summed up haha. Have you tried broomstick lace or Tunisian crochet?  They are variant forms of crochet. Oh I've heard of those but haven't tried them yet.  Can you tell me anything about crochet hooks? Sure!  They are sometimes made in artisan workshops but they are also commercially manufactured.  They can be made of metal, plastic, or wood. I first started with a plastic hook, but now I like to use metal ones.
knowledge: The word crochet is derived from the Old French ''crochet'', a diminutive of ''croche'', in turn from the Germanic ''croc'', both meaning ''hook''.