HALF TREBLE FABRIC

This simple stitch forms a fairly dense fabric

Once you can make treble and double crochet stitches, it’s easy to learn more crochet stitches. The most popular of these is half treble (abbreviated as htr, and called half double crochet in the US). The half treble stitch is worked in a similar way to a treble, but without the final yrh and pull loop through. This means it’s shorter and quicker to work than a treble stitch, but longer than a double crochet stitch, so it has the best of both worlds! Half trebles create a fairly dense and warm fabric, with a slightly lacy texture, so it’s a great all-round stitch for all sorts of projects. Crocheters usually describe the pattern effect on the crochet fabric as a ‘stitch pattern’. If you work rows of half trebles on every…

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Beginners´ Guide to Crochet (Digital) - 1 Issue, Beginner's Guide to Crochet 2019

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