Treble Crochet

The Treble Crochet is the tallest of the basic stitches in crochet. This stitch is not as stable as the other basic stitches, therefore it is not used on its own much. Generally, you will see it used as part of a pattern and supported by other stitches. In addition, it is similar to the double crochet and the turning chain usually counts as a treble stitch. Hence, you would skip working another stitch into the turning chain at the beginning of a row.

THE TREBLE CROCHET STITCH

Yarn over twice, insert hook into indicated stitch. YO, pull up loop (4 loops on hook). Yarn over, pull through 2 loops. Yarn over pull through 2 more loops. YO, pull through last two loops on hook.

Making a Treble Stitch swatch

FOUNDATION CHAIN

any number of chains + 3

ROW 1

TR in 5th chain from hook. *tr in next chain* Repeat from * to * across . Turn.

ROW 2

Ch 4 ( counts as first tr throughout). tr in each stitch across to end of row.

Repeat row 2 for pattern.

VIDEO TUTORIAL FOR THE TREBLE STITCH

FINAL NOTES

Also, be sure to check out my other stitch tutorials in my Stitch Library. Once again, thanks for stopping by DulceBella Designs! In the meantime, be sure to check out the patterns below using the Treble stitch. Until next time, sit, relax, and stay a while and always glorify God by creating beautiful crochet art!.

MY FAVORITE PATTERNS USING THE TREBLE STITCH

Here is a great hat pattern, for example, that I found that uses the treble crochet stitch. I have made this pattern several times with different color combinations. I highly recommend trying it. It uses the treble crochet as well as other basic stitches. Have fun with it and you can find it here.