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How to Crochet 101 – TRIPLE CROCHET
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25 responses to “How to Crochet 101 – TRIPLE CROCHET”
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Thank you! I’ve learned to single, double and triple by watching your instructional video. I cant wait to learn even more from you. Thank you for taking the time to teach. Much appreciated.
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Thank you. Doing the video in slow motion is very helpful. I have learned to single, double and triple from your instructions. I can crochet! wooohooo!
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@NicoleEliz21 Thank you.
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i really want to get into crocheting again. you explain and show everything really great so i will be watching many of your vids 🙂
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thanks for your great video’s, very helpful!
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@purplerosez007 The crochet technique for and American English triple and UK English Treble are different. You will need to find a video with the UK version of a treble.
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Hi! I’m actually trying to learn a TREBLE crochet, I was almost certain it is a different stitch than a TRIPLE crochet, yet every video I have looked at it’s just people doing triples. Are they really the same thing?
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@deeps786 That would be triple-triple.
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Hi Teresa , can you tell me what trtr means in pattern i m making some flowers but i just dont understand ……. thanks ….
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@jeniixBabii Keep practicing and you will get it.
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I DNT GET IT!
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Could you help me please. My edge always looks uneven on both sides. Have only been doing crocheting for 2 days and dont want to get into bad habits. Thx
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You could make a blanket.
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Can you give me some ideas of what to make with that stitch? I’m sort of a beginner…
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This video is a god send, i am a new beginner to crocheting, and reading what to do is not enough for me, but watching your video’s i get the stitch almost straight away, still practising at the moment though.
Thank you so much Teresa. xx -
am now wrapping twice and it’s looking good!!
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Wrapping around once is the double crochet. Wrapping around twice is the triple crochet. This is American instructions. I know they are different in the UK so that may create some confusion.
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in your book it tells you to wrap the yarn around once!!
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yeah, me 2…lol. The last time I tried I wanted to make a twin size afgan for my, then, unborn daughter. I measured it all out and all that, started on it and as I went along it just kept getting smaller and smaller till I thought “I guess it wants to be a crib afgan”, but it KEPT shrinking…lol. If i kept going i would have had a pot holder. I know its too tight, but it always looks like it will fall apart when its loose. I’m gonna watch these vids and give it another try. Lol.
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You are correct. That is tension. What you can do is practice holding the yarn looser as you crochet each stitch. Both hands will play a role with this, especially the opposite hand holding the yarn from the hook. Let the yarn flow through your fingers with a relaxed tension. Keep practicing and you will get it.
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I can only imagine that it must be my tension, but whenever I do practically any stitch everything seems too tight.
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Hi I have been watching your videos and they have been very helpful. I am a beginner and I the reason I started is because my sister just found out she is pregnant with her first child and I want to make her a baby blanket. So I was wondering is there any certain type of stich that is good for a blanket and also is there a certain type of yarn that you would recomend.
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You are welcome.
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OMG thanks soooo muchie Teresa!
This was JUST what I was looking for!
Thanks for the Double Crochet Video too!
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Yes, you are correct. The stitches do get longer. I have worked stitches where the yarn was wrapped around the hook 10 times. This is done in thread crochet and works up really nice.
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