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A filled dot, the shortest crochet stitch.
Also known as: Slip stitch, Filled dot in a crochet diagram
A solid dot. The shortest stitch there is — it adds almost no height — which is why it is used to join a round closed or to travel across work without building up fabric.
A filled dot denoting a slip stitch, the shortest crochet stitch, which adds essentially no height to the work.
Used to close a round, to move the working position across existing stitches, and to join pieces, rather than to build fabric.
A small solid filled circle, noticeably smaller than the open oval used for a chain and drawn on the line of the round rather than rising from it.