This is typically used in a series, such as (4 sc, inc) , where you might do four single crochets followed by an increase (two stitches in one) to expand the shape of a miniature barber pole or a tiny barber's chair.
Much like the repetitive, careful "SC" stitches in crochet, the barber uses clipper-over-comb techniques to ensure every hair is uniform. o4m barbershop sc. 2
It tells you to place one single crochet into the next stitch, followed by another single crochet in the subsequent stitch. This is typically used in a series, such
What does 1sc, 2sc, 3sc etc. mean at the end of a crochet pattern row? such as (4 sc