
Double crochet stitch (double double crochet)
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The double crochet stitch (also known as the double crochet stitch ) is a basic crochet stitch that adds more height than the double crochet stitch. It's also known as treble crochet (tr) .
This stitch is widely used in openwork patterns, shawls, lightweight garments, or decorative details, as it allows the fabric to grow faster and drape more smoothly.
Step by step: how to knit the double crochet
- Make two loops on the hook.
- Insert the needle into the next stitch.
- Yarn over and pull it back through the stitch. You'll now have 4 loops on your hook .
- Take yarn and pass it through the first 2 rings → there are 3 left on the needle.
- Take yarn and pass it through the next 2 rings → there are 2 left on the needle.
- Take the thread one last time and pass it through the remaining 2 rings.
- You have knitted a double crochet !
Video tutorial
🎥 How to do the double crochet stitch (double double crochet)
Practice the double crochet
- Cast on 10 chains.
- Make 4 chain stitches in height (they replace the first stitch).
- Knit 9 double crochet stitches.
- Turn the work, chain 4 more times in height and knit another 9 double crochet stitches.
- Repeat until you complete 10 laps.
Where is the double crochet used?
- Openwork shawls and scarves.
- Light, flowing garments.
- Decorative details on edges.
- Designs that require fast knitting with greater height in each stitch.
Conclusion
The double crochet is perfect for adding lightness and volume to your crochet projects. Once you master it, you'll be able to move on to more complex stitches with more confidence.
👉 Continued in the next chapter: The triple crochet stitch
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