Hey there, crochet enthusiasts! Ready to add some pizzazz to your projects? Let's dive into the world of the Crossed (tr tr, ch2, tr tr) stitch!
Ever wondered what those cryptic abbreviations mean? Don't worry, we've got you covered! "tr" stands for treble crochet, and "ch" is just our good old chain stitch. Put them together, and you've got a stitch that looks as fancy as it sounds.
Why should you give this stitch a whirl? Well, it's a real eye-catcher! The Crossed (tr tr, ch2, tr tr) creates a gorgeous woven texture that'll make your blankets, scarves, and sweaters stand out from the crowd. Plus, it's a fantastic way to level up your crochet game.
Excited to learn? Great! We have a video tutorial that'll show you every loop and yarn over. And if you prefer to learn at your own pace, we've also prepared step-by-step instructions with crystal-clear images.
So grab your hook and favorite yarn – it's time to get creative with the Crossed (tr tr, ch2, tr tr) stitch!
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Crossed (tr tr, ch2, tr tr) Stitch Video Tutorial
Materials Needed
- Yarn: The recommended is 5 mm yarn. The reason why we chose this thick yarn is to make teaching easier. For beginners practicing, thicker yarn is also recommended.
- Hook: To match 5 mm yarn, a 6 mm hook is the best pairing.
Preparation
Step 1. Begin by making a foundation chain and crocheting one row of double crochet stitches.
How to tr tr crossed Stitch – Step by Step for Beginners
Step 1. Yarn over twice, then insert your hook into the first stitch of the previous row.
Step 2. Yarn over and pull through two loops. You'll now have three loops on your hook.
Step 3. Yarn over, skip two stitches, and insert your hook into the third stitch. Pull up a loop. You now have five loops on your hook.
Step 4. Yarn over and pull through two loops. Repeat this step once more. You'll now have three loops on your hook.
Step 5. pull through two loops twice.
Step 6. Chain 2 to lock the stitch.
Step 7. Yarn over, insert your hook under the two strands on the side of the cross you just made, and pull up a loop.
Step 8. Complete this double crochet as normal: yarn over, pull through two loops twice.
Step 9. You've now completed one treble crochet treble crochet crossed!
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