TRIPLE TREBLE STITCH

How to create lacy triple treble crochet stitches

Once you have a foundation chain of 26 chains and you’ve inserted the hook (with yarn wrapped round three times) into the 6th chain from the hook, you can make your first triple treble stitch (see below). It’s just as easy as making treble stitches, with a few more twists of yarn involved! Work a triple treble stitch into each chain, holding the stitches firmly, just below the hook, moving your fingers up the chain as you go. Don’t worry if it looks uneven – keep going to the end of the chain (don’t work into the slipknot). Once you’ve completed the first row of triple trebles (often called the foundation row), follow our guide (below right) to count your stitches – you should have 22 stitches. The first five chains that…

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