The treble stitch is a double crochet with an extra yarn over. This will make the stitch taller. The stitch is also known as the Triple Crochet.

You will work 4 turning chains at the beginning of a row. Depending on the crochet pattern, the turning chains are counting as the first stitch.

You will see the symbol of the Treble which is used in crochet charts on the left side. The abbreviation of the treble stitch is TR.

Scroll down for the video tutorial and the photo tutorial of the Treble crochet stitch.

Video Tutorial Treble

Photo Tutorial Treble

1 – Make 4 turning chains when you start a row (depending on the pattern, this can count as your first stitch). Yarn over 2 times. (yarn over = wrap the yarn over the hook).

2 – Insert your needle in the stitch and yarn over. Pull the yarn only through the stitch. You will have 4 loops on your hook.

3 – Yarn over and pull the yarn through 2 loops. There will be 3 loops left on your hook.

4 – Yarn over, pull through 2 loops again. There will be 2 loops left on your hook.

5 – Yarn over and pull the yarn through both remaining loops.

6 – Your treble stitch is finished!

Do you want to learn more stitches? You can find an overview of the stitches HERE.