The last stitch I’m going to take your through is known as the triple treble in the UK or double treble in the US. It’s a tall stitch and often used for open lace work.
1. Once you have made your foundation row, wrap the yarn around your hook 3 times.
2. Insert your hook into the 6th chain from the hook.
3. Wrap your yarn around the hook and draw a loop through your chain to give you 5 loops on your hook. Wrap your yarn around your hook again and draw a loop through the first two stitches on your hook (4 loops on hook).
4. Wrap your yarn around your hook and draw a loop through the first two stitches on your hook (3 loops on hook). Wrap your yarn around your hook again and draw a loop through the first two stitches on your hook (2 loops on hook).
5. Wrap your yarn around your hook and draw a loop through the last 2 stitches on your hook (1 loop on hook). Your stitch is finished!
6. Work a UK triple treble, US double treble into each chain stitch until you finish your row.
7. Turn your work, make a 5 chain turning chain and insert your hook into the top of the second stitch in a similar way to step 12 of the double treble (UK) stitch.
The photo, below right, shows 2 orange rows of UK triple treble (US double treble) and on the right, 2 green rows of UK double treble (US treble). Both were worked on the same size hook with similar gauge yarn – can you see the difference in stitch height?
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Thanks I’ve just come across this stitch in a pattern and your tutorial was very clear.
Happy to help! Thanks for the kind feedback. X
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Great tutorial! I’ll definitely be referring back to your blog on my next crochet project. Thanks for sharing!
Your welcome. Glad it helped. x