What does BSOB mean in UNCLASSIFIED

BSOB is a method of crocheting in which the hook is inserted into a particular spot on the project called the “bump” to make a single crochet stitch. This technique allows for smaller pieces with more intricate details than regular crocheting techniques.

BSOB is mainly used for creating amigurumi and other small projects, as it allows for finer details that cannot be achieved when using regular crochet techniques.

To perform BSOB, insert your crotchet hook into the center loop of the designated “bump”. Draw up a loop tight enough not to leave any gaps but not too tight that it affects tension. Then, yarn over and complete a single crochet stitch as usual.

You will need a crochet hook and yarn or thread in any color or size you require depending on your project. Additionally, you may need stuffing or fiberfill if you plan on making toys or dolls with your project.

There are several other crotchet stitches that produce similar results such as single-crochet post stitching, back post stitching, and twined post stitching which all require inserting your hook into different spots besides the “bump”.