Crochet Trinity Stitch - How to
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
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Today we are going to learn how to crochet the Trinity Stitch.
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Sarah
The best crochet teacher !!!! Best voice no long nails that hide wats going on 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Calming voice. Thanks for the tutorial. I wanted to see what was entailed before I embarked. This stitch was used in a pumpkin pattern. 😊
Great explanation with details to avoid confusion. The close up of the stitches makes it very easy to follow. The contrast of yarn and background colors is very good. I was very confused with another trinity tutorial. Thank you, I'll be subscribing to your channel.
I’ve wanted to learn this stitch. You give very clear instructions. I’d use it for blankets. Thank you Sarah for another great video.😊
I really appreciate your stitch tutorials. I have been making blankets and I think this will be my next one. I did the bean stitch and it turned out fantastic as well!
I really love this stitch.
I just watched another video tutorial for this stitch, I’m so happy you both used bold colored yarns for the tut. makes it so much easier on the eyes. Great tutorial. TFS
I absolutely love this. I am officially going to try and make my first baby blanket using your pattern and thank you for letting all of us see your step by step. It’s very easy to look at and to work with. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This is the first time I've seen this stitch and I've seen a lot of them! I'm making a scarf for a friend with it. Thank you!!!
Keen watcher now Sarah, how you explain so clearly how to do all new stitches
Hellosies, I always look at several of the same stitch before I do any project & pick the best one. Simple explanation & most of all, a good close up of the pattern being worked are the most important to me. Thank you so much, you have a new sub.
I love this stitch, I’m making a washcloth/dishcloth right now.
I’m From Northeast Nebraska
this is a really Great Stitch! thank you for sharing this tutorial. I can't remember if I ever seen this stitch before yours.
Love those STRAIGHT, beautiful edges!
I love Your Channel, I'm subscribing it. It's beatiful stich but the yarn is simply gorgeous. 😍🥰
Thank you love love your work
Thank you for such explicit and clear explanation, you explanation was very easy to follow!!
You’re very welcome :)
this is very beautiful thank you Sarah!
I LOVE your videos!! Thank you so much
This stitch makes a beautiful fabric Sarah❣️ Thanks so very much 🤗
Being a kind of newbie, I’ve never seen this stitch. I’m just now venturing out and trying new stitches. I’ll definitely be trying this one, thank you for sharing it with us. 🧶❤️☺️
You’re welcome! Let me know how it goes :)
LOVE this one! Thank you for sharing! 💐💕💐
You’re welcome!
Beautiful and easy!
Hi from Lisa in Chesapeake. I've never seen this stitch before. I like it.im already coming up with ideas for what I can crochet. Thank you 😊
You’re welcome :) thanks for watching :)
Hi
Thank you for the lovely sticb tutorial. It made it very easy. So can you please show how to increase and decrease with same stich?
I really love this stitch 😊 Can you tell me what grand of yarn you are using? The yarns you use in your videos is always so beautiful & ai want to start replacing my less expensive brands with some of these nicer yarns. Thanks so much!
This stich is very beautiful new to your channel Thankyou for tutorial
Thanks for stopping by!
Simple but pretty!
I’ve had a go at lots of different versions of the star stitch, with no luck. This looks much easier somehow, so I’ll give it a go. Thank you, Sarah.
Enjoy! Let me know how it goes!
Thank you for the stitch tutorial Sarah.
You’re welcome!
Very beautiful and easy thank you very much for your great tutorial
You’re very welcome :)
May I ask what yarn you are using. It's beautiful
I love u! Stitches ive seen before mind blown! Your poised friendly and easy to understand.
Denise alberta canada
Thanks :) and welcome!
I love this pattern. It looks good on both sides. Thanks for a great video.
You’re welcome!
This is the first time seeing this stitch
I think this is a most interesting stitch! Thank you Sarah! I have just subscribed to your channel
You’re welcome and thank you so much for subscribing!
Lovely stitch, great tutorial will try it for a scarf or wash cloth. Thank you🦋
You’re welcome :)
Thank you Sarah another great stitch tutorial to try,happy crocheting from Ireland xx
You’re welcome! Ireland is one of the places I’ve always wanted to visit!
Well it's very green and lovely scenery but wet a lot of the time,xxx
Thank you so much !!!!
I like the trinity stitch. I'm new to your channel, really like your tutorials. Thank you so much.
You’re welcome and thank you for stopping by :)
Great tutorial as always! Thanks for this lovely stitch to try!
You’re welcome :)
Please tell me what yarn you use! I like the way it looks. Thank you
That is a beautiful stitch!
Gonna try this for wash cloth
Very nice and great
Thank you!
I learned this beautiful stitch a few months ago, but I'm grateful for the refresher tutorial here. It is such a simple stitch that works up easily. However, I had trouble because of how tight mine were working up! I crocheted as loosely as I could, but I still had issues. I think I'll try again with a different yarn. 😊
Definitely try a different yarn and go up a step in hook size :) it will make your stitches looser
This seems easier than the other stitches I've seen. I will try this as a border.
What kind of yarn are using? So pretty and looks like easy to work with thank you.
I’m using the Caron x Pantone by @Yarnspirations
You definitely crocheted something beautiful. I love the design. Is it a yarn hog? I love to make hats, so I may incorporate. Thanks
It’s not too bad! Definitely won’t go as far as a lacy stitch, but won’t take as much yarn as a puff or bobble stitch
Thanks so much for the very pleasant tutorial. What would you recommend crocheting with this pattern? Presently looking for pretty patterns for beanies and hats.
👍💐🦋 from Switzerland🌻
I think you could almost work anything in it! I’m currently designing a beanie set and it’s coming out well :)
@@RichTexturesCrochet
Thank you.
Wish you a pleasant weekend. 🥳🦋🌻
Thanks for sharing such a beautiful stitch. However, I am wondering what weight of yarn & size of hook that ya used here.
I’m looking forward to more of your videos. Thanks again
I used the bulky (5) weight Caron x Pantone by Yarnspirations and a 6 mm hook
I was thinking maybe use some cotton yarn and make like placemats, and maybe even a center mat for like napkin holders or salt n pepper shakers.
Hi Sarah, I'm new to your channel, just subscribed, I love that stitch, I'm going to try it soon 😊
Thank you for subscribing!!
So you lose 2 chain stitches when doing this stitch. Like in the sample you did 36 chains you'd end up with 34 stitches that right? So if you wanted to keep the stitch count you should add 2 to your foundation chain.
What yarn are are you using please?
Have a pattern book Soft Dreams by Caron baby cardigan has the trinity st but could not understand pattern thanks so much for this tutorial now I can make my granddaughter the sweater..❤️
I’m so glad it was helpful! And I’m sure your granddaughter will enjoy her new sweater!
When crocheting the first row into the chain it appears you are inserting the hook into the front loop of the chain OR the nub on the back of the chain after turning it over rather than the two loops of the chain. Please clarify.
It is a nice stitch, but it would be very helpful if you tell us what yarn you use and the size of hook you use for your tutorials.
:) the reason I don’t share the yarn and hook from the start is that I want the viewers to try the stitches in yarn they have on hand - they are versatile and not dependent on the type of yarn or hook. For this tutorial I am using the Caron x Pantone by yarnspirations and a 6 mm hook
@@RichTexturesCrochet thank you
lorraine morin you’re welcome :)
Hi Sarah!
Hi Novella!! :) thanks for the replay :)
5rinity stitch would work great for a cowl or scarf.
Can you please put what yarn you use in your tutorials...thank you
In the stitch tutorials I’ve been using the Caron x Pantone by Yarnspirations
@@RichTexturesCrochet thank you! ,I too like to know what yarn and needle you use ,which makes blanket look really good and neat.
Isn't this like the small daisy stitch?
It is similar in construction, but with the small Daisy you work the first leg of the cluster in the chain stitch at the top, the next leg is in the same stitch as the last leg of the previous cluster, then you skip a stitch and work the next leg. Both are part of the star stitch family :)
Petty stitch pattern. What yarn are using here?
Here I’m using the Caron x Pantone by Yarnspirations :)
Could you do that with double crochet
I’ve never tried it, but I just might!
What size hook
#Replay
Would be perfect for a tote or purse. Looks too thick and heavy for a scarf or cowl unless using sport weight or finer.
My piece shorten up