DOUBLE TREBLE INTO CHAINS

How to crochet double treble stitches into your chain length

Start off by making a chain length – try 25 chains. Then you can use one of the methods below to start working double treble stitches into the foundation chain. One method might suit you better, so try both. Make sure you insert the hook under two loops of the chain stitch (the top front loop and the loop at the back of the chain). Some patterns ask you to insert the hook under just the top front loop of the chain, and you can also use this method if your chain is a bit tight. If it’s very tight, undo the chain length and rework it using a larger hook. Then switch back to the smaller hook. You’ll find that Method 2 gives your fabric a neater, more solid finish and…

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