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Triple Crochet
The triple crochet stitch is quite a bit taller than the single crochet stitch and it creates a vertical pattern, like tall windows.
For future reference, it is abbreviated "tr," and requires a turning chain of 4 stitches.
Watch the video below to learn the process, then work a row or two of triple crochet across your swatch. Don't forget the turning chains!
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Triple Crochet
Abbreviation: TR
Turning chain: 4 sts
Where to insert hook: In second stitch from base of turning chain.
To do a triple crochet:
Yarn over twice (3 loops on hook).
Insert hook, yarn over, bring hook through (4 loops on hook).
Yarn over, pull yarn through first 2 loops on hook (2 loops rem on hook).
Yarn over, pull yarn through final 2 loops on hook (1 loop rem on hook).
