Question

A Tunisian variety of this craft uses an elongated tool with an Afghan stopper on one end. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this craft that uses a single hooked tool to create common motifs like granny squares, which often use this craft’s basic chain stitches along with double stitches.
ANSWER: crochet [or word forms like crocheting; accept crochet hooks; prompt on needlework or textile work or fabric work]
[10h] To crochet a chain stitch, a loop is brought through another loop produced by one of these knots that rests on the hook. These stopper knots are similar to running knots and are used to begin patterns in both crochet and knitting.
ANSWER: slip knots [or slipped overhand knots]
[10e] Some of the earliest chain stitches were made with this material by Warring States-era artisans. This material produced by a worm was traded along a namesake “Road” stretching across Asia.
ANSWER: silk [accept silkworms; accept Silk Road]
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Binghamton AESF1001020
SyracuseBinghamton B001010
Cornell ARIT C10101030
Cornell FCornell C1001020
Cornell ECornell B10101030
Cornell GCornell D10101030
Penn StateRIT B1001020
U of Rochester ARIT A1001020
U of Rochester BBinghamton C1001020
CWRU B (DII) Michigan B (UG)1001020
Miami A (UG) CWRU C (UG)001010
Miami B (UG) Michigan C 1001020
Miami C (DII) Jefferson County Scholars (DII)10101030
Michigan State B West Virginia A (UG) 1001020
Ohio State B (DII) Michigan State A 10101030
Ohio State C (DII) West Virginia B (UG) 001010
Ohio State A (UG) Michigan D (UG)001010
AlbertaBoise State1001020
UW PrideArizona State A10101030
UBC AArizona State B1001020
UW ChastityUW Lust10101030
UW SlothUW Greed10101030
UW EnvyUW Wrath001010
Alabama AAuburn B1001020
Georgia AAuburn C1001020
Emory OxfordGeorgia Tech C001010
Emory OxfordGeorgia Tech C001010
Emory OxfordBelmont1001020
Mississippi State AFurman10101030
Mississippi State AFurman10101030
Mississippi State AFurman10101030
Mississippi State AFurman10101030
Clemson AGeorgia Tech A10101030
Georgia Tech EGeorgia Tech B001010
Emory OxfordGeorgia Tech C001010
Emory OxfordGeorgia Tech C001010
Emory OxfordBelmont1001020
Emory OxfordBelmont1001020
Georgia Tech DSouth Carolina B10101030
South Carolina AClemson B001010
Auburn ATennessee B10101030
Vanderbilt AVanderbilt B10101030
Emory OxfordBelmont1001020
Mississippi State AFurman10101030
Mississippi State AFurman10101030
Mississippi State AFurman10101030
Mississippi State AFurman10101030
TusculumAppalachian State B1001020
Duke AWilliam & Mary001010
James Madison AJames Madison B10101030
Virginia Tech ALiberty C1001020
Appalachian State ANC State10101030
UNC CDuke B001010
VCUVirginia10101030
Virginia Tech BUNC D10101030
UNC ALiberty B1001020
UCLA CClaremont A1001020
UCLA AUCLA D1001020
Claremont CUCLA B1001020
UCSDClaremont B10101030
USCUCLA E001010
Bard A (UG)Maryland B (DII)001010
Penn B (DII)Columbia A (UG)1001020
Lehigh A (UG)Columbia B1001020
Fordham APrinceton A (UG)10101030
Penn A (DII)Maryland A (DII)1001020
Rutgers A (UG)Rowan A (DII)1001020
Rutgers BNYU B001010
Columbia J (DII)NYU A (UG)001010
Illinois AChicago B1001020
Illinois CPurdue C1001020
IndianaNotre Dame C10101030
Iowa BNorthwestern A1001020
WashU ANorthwestern B001010
Notre Dame AWashU B1001020
Notre Dame BSIUE10101030
Purdue BIllinois B001010
Iowa AIllinois D1001020