CLUSTER STITCHES

How to create texture with more part-worked stitches

Decreases like the tr2tog or tr3tog use part-stitches, where you start the tr stitch but stop before the last ‘yrh and pull through all loops’. Part-stitches are also used in crochet to make clusters and bobbles. For example, you work a 3-tr cluster just like a tr3tog (above), but each part-stitch is worked into the same stitch on the row below, instead of three separate stitches. To make a bobble, work 5-7 part-stitches into the same stitch, then finish them all together to create a raised bump. Experiment and see what you can make!…

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