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#Simple diagrams for half double crochet and triple crochet how to
Once you have completed the final 1 HDC, CH 1, 1 HDC into the last CH 1 space, SK the next HDC stitch and place 1 HDC into the turning CH. How to Triple Crochet, Also Known As Treble Crochet Step 1: Chain 3 Step 2: Yarn Over Once Step 3: Yarn Over Again Step 4: Insert Hook Through Stitch Step. SK the next stitch and place 1 HDC, CH 1, 1 HDC into the next CH 1 space.
Wrap your yarn over the hook from back to front exactly as before and pull it through one of the loops on your hook. This is done because those four stitches count as your first treble crochet stitch. SK 1 stitch and into the first CH 1 space, place 1 HDC, CH 1, 1 HDC. Insert your hook under the top loop of the fifth chain stitch from your hook. Remember that your turning CH 3 counts as the first stitch. SK 1 CH and place 1 HDC into the last CH. Repeat from * to * across the row until you have 2 CH stitches remaining. Into the 4th CH from your hook make *1 HDC, CH 1, 1 HDC. If you would like to make your swatch wider, please add on any even number of chains. At the end of the row, you can choose to place your last HDC into the 3rd CH (top) of the turning CH or the CH space if you find the CH stitches too tightįor this swatch, we will begin with CH 16.You won’t be working directly into the tops of the stitches in the row After row 1, you will be working each stitch combination (1 HDC, CH 1, 1 HDC) into the CH 1 space of the previous row.This stitch shows up well with a solid colour yarn but can also work nicely with a variegated yarn.This stitch is worked in a chain that has multiples of 2.This tutorial is written in US terms (find a stitch conversion chart here).
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