Triple crochet double crochet (triple double crochet / double treble crochet)

The treble crochet stitch (also called the triple double crochet ) is one of the basic crochet stitches that adds great height to the work. It's also known as double treble crochet (dtr) .

This stitch is used to create openwork, decorative details, and fabrics with a lot of drape, since each stitch has a great length.

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Step by step: how to knit the triple crochet

1. Make three loops on the hook.
2. Insert the needle into the next stitch and yarn over again.
3. Bring the yarn through the stitch → you will have 5 loops on the needle .
4. Take yarn and pass it through the first two rings → there are 4 left on the needle.
5. Take yarn and pass it through the next 2 rings → there are 3 left on the needle.
6. Take yarn and pass it through the next 2 rings → there are 2 left on the needle.
7. Take the thread one last time and pass it through the remaining 2 rings.
8. You have knitted a triple crochet stitch !

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Practice the triple crochet

• Cast on 10 chains.
• Make 5 chain stitches in height (they replace the first stitch).
• Knit 9 triple crochet stitches.
• Turn the work, chain 5 again in height and knit another 9 triple crochet stitches.
• Repeat until you reach 10 laps.

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Where is the triple crochet used?

• Openwork shawls and scarves.
• Garments with drape and lightness.
• Decorative motifs in lace and complex patterns.
• Fabrics that require quick height at each stitch.

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Conclusion

The triple crochet is ideal for lightweight, lacey, and decorative fabrics. Although it's less common than single, half, or double crochet, mastering it expands your creative possibilities.

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