See a photo step-by-step of doing the double treble crochet stitch. Yarn over hook three times, then insert hook into next stitch. Yarn over hook and draw yarn through stitch - five loops on the hook. Loop yarn over hook and draw through two loops, (there are now four loops remaining on the hook)
Marquetry is the process of decorating an object's surface by cutting and fitting together many pieces of thin layers to create an image. It's often done with veneers, or thin sheets of material like hardwood.
What is Marquetry? Have you ever made a picture by cutting many pieces of paper or wood and putting them together? If so, you were following a process similar to marquetry. Marquetry is a process of creating patterns and designs on objects like furniture using thin veneers or layers of materials like hardwood, shell or ivory. Pieces are cut and fit together to form a very decorative flat surface image. Marquetry is an old process that dates back thousands of years. Ancient Egyptians practiced a similar process in which they made inlay surfaces, which means filling recessed areas with small pieces of material. But marquetry really developed into a sophisticated art form in Europe in the mid-1500s.