absolutely never crocheted anything other than a single chain, but now I have my mind set on a bralette but I’m making my own w/o a pattern. this is gonna be fun...
Admittedly, I used this pattern for cat ears on a doll. Other triangle patterns just didn't look right on it, but this one does! So thanks for sharing! :)
The way you explain what you're doing is top notch! I actually get it now. Thank you so much for this video, it's got exactly what other tutorials lack. Keep it up!!!
Omg this was THE MOST easiest tutorial I could follow along!! I'm currently making a gift for a friend that involves triangles and I had trouble find a tutorial that was right for me since I'm a beginner and this was totally beginner friendly... At least for me it was. Thank you so much for this!
im making a little sun pillow and these triangles are going to be the sun rays !! this is by far the best triangle tutorial I've found. Thank you so much for posting it!
Thank you for this simple to follow tutorial! I'm using this tutorial to create ears on a Baby Yoda Christmas gift. I'm going to fold the bottom of the triangle and incorporate it on the head for his ears 😄 Your tutorial makes this possible. Thank you so much!
Have three different colors and make a cute scarf or possibly the beginning of a hat. have the points be at the crown of the hat, than work the cuff at the bottom. These are adorable thanks for the vid can’t wait for next one. ✌🏼
Thank you so much, for this video. I am well taught in sewing miniature clothing. However, I’d love to learn to crochet. I bought a ton of yarns from a thrift store, still need to buy needles. These triangles would come in extremely handy in doll clothing. I would place two together at the tips for a bikini top. And, use two to make a bikini bottom. I’m not there yet, but I can visualize it well.
Crochet each new triangle onto the old one (instead of chaining each time) and crochet along the side where you'd normally put tape and you don't have to sew (I hate sewing)
I can only crochet triangles. I gave up on crochet a coup years back and gave my hooks away and my yarn. Now I want to crochet triangles and sew together
If you wanted half of this same kind of triangle, you could start with half the number of stitches, and only decrease stitches along the one side. I hope this helps!
What do you mean by blocking with the triangles? I’m teaching myself to crochet and would like to know some of the projects you’ve used with triangles! I have 3 girls (13, 11, 4... my boy is 16). I’d like to make a blanket for my kids. My goal is to make them each one they can take with them when they leave the nest and many other special occasions! Your video was easy to understand! I look forward to trying this!!!
Hi! I have a video on blocking here: ruclips.net/video/imZ6xIQs79k/видео.html Blocking is a way of relaxing the fabric, and getting it to its final look and feel. It can also help fix any curling and make the triangles lay flat. I hope this helps!
Hi! I have a question. I wanted to make a triangle that was longer (two of its sides longer), would I just reduce the number of stitches on every other row or however many rows to skip?
So for every single crochet do I work it into the chain next to the one from which the yarn is coming out of? Or is that just for the first double crochet of the row?
Thanks for this vid! Question- I'm wanting to crochet taller triangles of about 8" across the base to 10-12" up to top point. I'm not sure how to decrease when I need the "tallness" of triangle. Any suggestions? Hugs for all!
Hi. If you want a triangle that is taller, you'll need to work some plain single crochet rows in between the decrease rows. Maybe you could try working one plain row after every 2 or 3 decrease rows. I hope this helps!
Hi Amelia. On the first row, you'll want to skip the first 2 chain stitches and work your first single crochet in the 3rd chain from the hook. On the following rows, you'll chain 1 and turn the work... then, instead of working the first single crochet of the row into the same stitch that the chain is coming out of, you'll work the first single crochet into the following stitch. (This is because we are counting that chain 1 as the first single crochet, and working a single crochet into the same stitch the chain is coming from would be adding a stitch, which is not what we need to do at the beginning of the row.) Then, at the end of the row, we work a single crochet 2 together (sc2tog). The first part of the sc2tog is worked into the last single crochet of the row below, and the second part of the sc2tog is worked into the top of the turning chain from the row below. Does that help? Please let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks!
If you want to turn this triangle into a square, you'll probably need to experiment with it a bit. As you crochet around the triangle, you'll need to use smaller stitches around the wider part, and taller stitches around the narrower part of the triangle. I would suggest just trying it out, and experimenting with it to get the square shape you want. I hope this helps!
Hi! The method you use to block will depend on the yarn you are using. I have a video explaining blocking in detail here: ruclips.net/video/imZ6xIQs79k/видео.html Hope this helps!
Using a thinner yarn and a smaller hook will automatically make the finished size of the triangle smaller. You can also make it smaller by starting with fewer stitches in the foundation chain. I hope this helps!
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absolutely never crocheted anything other than a single chain, but now I have my mind set on a bralette but I’m making my own w/o a pattern. this is gonna be fun...
this comment was made a year ago, but i'm just wondering, did you manage to make it? :0
hey me too!!!!
@@frogaroo I'm kinda curious too.
Same here!
Almost everything I’ve crocheted has been without a pattern..always a delight….
Admittedly, I used this pattern for cat ears on a doll. Other triangle patterns just didn't look right on it, but this one does! So thanks for sharing! :)
I thought of making a shawl just out of a triangle, and this tutorial worked perfectly for it! Thank you so much!
After me learning how to make the triangle I can't stop making them. Thanks for the vid :)
I love this triangle tutorial 😍😍😍😍 the best among all the 7 vids I searched earlier today ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The way you explain what you're doing is top notch! I actually get it now. Thank you so much for this video, it's got exactly what other tutorials lack. Keep it up!!!
I'm using these triangles as inside pockets for a cape I made for my great niece.
Thank you! I'm planning on making 20 of these triangles and put them together to make a d20 dice for my kids that play DnD.
Omg this was THE MOST easiest tutorial I could follow along!! I'm currently making a gift for a friend that involves triangles and I had trouble find a tutorial that was right for me since I'm a beginner and this was totally beginner friendly... At least for me it was. Thank you so much for this!
I am making a dinosaur hooded scarf for my bosses grandson. And this is the best triangle pattern I have found to make the scales.
that sounds so super cute and now i wish i had a little boy handy to make this for.
I plan on making my daughter a native star blanket. This is exactly what I’m looking for. Thank you ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Very easy to follow. I want to use the triangle as a middle for a triangular granny square style block.
Thank you! My 8 year old designed a "youtuber's" hat so I'm using the triangle for the youtube logo.
Used this for a clown mask under and above the eyes. Nice tutorial thank you
Thank you! I used this pattern to make a small camping tent for an outdoor woodsy themed baby blanket !
Thank you for the demonstration . I have made a mobile cover and I plan on making the covering flap as per your guidance :) . Stay blessed
My plan is to use this on a dinosaur beanie for a newborn.
the best triangle tutorial I have ever watched. thank you so much!
You are welcome, Maria! Thanks for watching!
im making a little sun pillow and these triangles are going to be the sun rays !! this is by far the best triangle tutorial I've found. Thank you so much for posting it!
I'm gonna make cat ears for my headband. Thanks a lot for this video!! ♥️😊🐱
Thank you. I plan to add circles with the triangle to make snow cones or shaved ice appliqués.
I used this pattern to make a stuffed star tetrahedron.❤️
Thank you for making this simple and easy to follow. I'll be able to make so many more designs with this in my crochet arsenal now :D
I love this way of doing the triangle.
I’m going to make a triangle bedspread using this technique. Thank you.
Thank you! I used these for the ears on the fox hat I'm making my mum
Thank you for your clear instructions! Really easy to follow along
Thank you for this simple to follow tutorial! I'm using this tutorial to create ears on a Baby Yoda Christmas gift. I'm going to fold the bottom of the triangle and incorporate it on the head for his ears 😄 Your tutorial makes this possible. Thank you so much!
Thanks for this tutorial..... Im working on a scarf of the Puerto rican flag and it helps me to know how to do the triangle where the star goes. 💕
I’m making the PR flag as well, maybe into pot holders or a large one for a wall decoration for my home. Happy crafting!🇵🇷
great tutorial! I used this for making little cat ears for a doll I'm making and it works wonderfully!
I am going to use make them and use for beak on the baby chick hat for newborns
I'm using this triangle pattern to make dinosaur spikes on a hat for my cat
Great thanks! My triangles will be beaks for owl pillows.
Very clear and easy to follow
Just started learning thanks for showing us so slowly
this vid is super helpful!! i made a fox hat and use the triangles for a pop of white inside the ears 🥰
I love this triangle
Thank you for this o found it just at a perfect time. I needed a triangle to finish a project. 🎉
Super easy to follow! Need an easy way to make a cone super tiny lol
Making a triangle is much easier than trying to put 3 sc in a magic ring 😅
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Have three different colors and make a cute scarf or possibly the beginning of a hat. have the points be at the crown of the hat, than work the cuff at the bottom. These are adorable thanks for the vid can’t wait for next one. ✌🏼
Yes this is perfect for the d20 i want to make
This is the third way I have learned to crochet a triangle and by far my favorite. Thank you so much!!!
You are welcome, Brandi! I am so glad the video was helpful to you!
Brandi Rush I agree .. great tutorial
Thank you!
i’m working on some gifts for a baby shower. i’m thinking of using this pattern to make different shaped teething biscuits!
Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial!
Thank you so much. This tutorial was very helpful.
Thank you for this tutorial it helped me very much.
eee im excited to try this cuz im a big pokemon fan and i wanna make smth and this will help me
Very eloquently done 😁
Thank you so much, for this video. I am well taught in sewing miniature clothing. However, I’d love to learn to crochet. I bought a ton of yarns from a thrift store, still need to buy needles. These triangles would come in extremely handy in doll clothing. I would place two together at the tips for a bikini top. And, use two to make a bikini bottom. I’m not there yet, but I can visualize it well.
Helpful to the African design on dolls clothes
Cat ears for a cat cozy 🤗
Thank you! So clear and easy.
You are welcome, Julie! I am so glad the video was helpful.
Cats ears! I'm struggling to do tiny ones..so this might be a solution..thank you!!
You are welcome, Lisa! Great idea!
very nice and easy explained i made triangle to the turki hat (the nose) ...thanks
you can use them to make hexaflexagons!
My thought exactly!!
Crochet each new triangle onto the old one (instead of chaining each time) and crochet along the side where you'd normally put tape and you don't have to sew (I hate sewing)
woah thanks! im so doing this. i saw this and the eye bulge was like a little kid in a cartoo going to the candy store. i love hexaflexagons.
also the both of you seem tom be very nerdy/geeky individuals such as myself so ill tell you that you can make a d 20 aswell.
How awesome
Well learning to crochet during quarantine is not going well. Great video for teaching though.
Thanks! Beautifully explained and very crisp video...
Thank you!
I can only crochet triangles. I gave up on crochet a coup years back and gave my hooks away and my yarn. Now I want to crochet triangles and sew together
Great! Have fun with your triangles! There are many things you can make from them!
Delyth Mckendrick .. don't give up on crochet .. besides this tutorial .. there are a lot of videos that helped me relearn how to crochet .. I love it
Great, Colleen! I am so glad you are enjoying crochet!
Thank you for sharing to cute
I can make a necktie with this! Thank you.
You are welcome!
Thanks a lot 4 this video. Now I can make a dart board for my husband man cavr
You're welcome, Latasha!
Thank you.👵
Im making a clock for a class project
Great tutorial.
Is it possible to make a lacy one?
I like to use it, in V neck sweater. Thanks
Thank you, perfect I'm going to make little mice.
Thank you!
Thank you so much! I also want to know how I can make half of this triangle (ie. a 30,60,90 triangle) do you have any tips for that?
If you wanted half of this same kind of triangle, you could start with half the number of stitches, and only decrease stitches along the one side. I hope this helps!
What do you mean by blocking with the triangles? I’m teaching myself to crochet and would like to know some of the projects you’ve used with triangles! I have 3 girls (13, 11, 4... my boy is 16). I’d like to make a blanket for my kids. My goal is to make them each one they can take with them when they leave the nest and many other special occasions! Your video was easy to understand! I look forward to trying this!!!
Hi! I have a video on blocking here: ruclips.net/video/imZ6xIQs79k/видео.html Blocking is a way of relaxing the fabric, and getting it to its final look and feel. It can also help fix any curling and make the triangles lay flat. I hope this helps!
Thank you so mash
You're welcome!
Hi! I have a question. I wanted to make a triangle that was longer (two of its sides longer), would I just reduce the number of stitches on every other row or however many rows to skip?
Yes, you could just decrease on every other row instead of every row, and that would make it longer. I hope this helps!
So for every single crochet do I work it into the chain next to the one from which the yarn is coming out of? Or is that just for the first double crochet of the row?
Yes, that is for the first single crochet of the row. :)
Thanks for this vid! Question- I'm wanting to crochet taller triangles of about 8" across the base to 10-12" up to top point. I'm not sure how to decrease when I need the "tallness" of triangle. Any suggestions? Hugs for all!
Hi. If you want a triangle that is taller, you'll need to work some plain single crochet rows in between the decrease rows. Maybe you could try working one plain row after every 2 or 3 decrease rows. I hope this helps!
Anyone have a written version of this?
I got a question do you have to then skip 2 crochet chanies every time when you start to the end that how triangle because i am very confused.
Hi Amelia. On the first row, you'll want to skip the first 2 chain stitches and work your first single crochet in the 3rd chain from the hook. On the following rows, you'll chain 1 and turn the work... then, instead of working the first single crochet of the row into the same stitch that the chain is coming out of, you'll work the first single crochet into the following stitch. (This is because we are counting that chain 1 as the first single crochet, and working a single crochet into the same stitch the chain is coming from would be adding a stitch, which is not what we need to do at the beginning of the row.) Then, at the end of the row, we work a single crochet 2 together (sc2tog). The first part of the sc2tog is worked into the last single crochet of the row below, and the second part of the sc2tog is worked into the top of the turning chain from the row below. Does that help? Please let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks!
@@YayForYarn Thank you!
Is there away to turn that into square? I'm wanting to make a Afghan with different shapes inside of a solid granny square.
If you want to turn this triangle into a square, you'll probably need to experiment with it a bit. As you crochet around the triangle, you'll need to use smaller stitches around the wider part, and taller stitches around the narrower part of the triangle. I would suggest just trying it out, and experimenting with it to get the square shape you want. I hope this helps!
@@YayForYarn yes thank you.
Exactly what I was looking for! I have a question, I want to make larger triangles, if I doubled everything up would that work?? Thanks!
Hi Katie! Yes, doubling the yarn would make the triangles larger. I hope this helps!
How do you block the triangle so it doesn't curl up
Hi! The method you use to block will depend on the yarn you are using. I have a video explaining blocking in detail here: ruclips.net/video/imZ6xIQs79k/видео.html Hope this helps!
mine came out as a triangle but one side is straight and the other side and all lopsided... I'm not sure what i did
Hi! If your piece came out a wonky shape, perhaps this tutorial might help: yayforyarn.com/count-crochet-stitches/ I hope this helps!
@@YayForYarn haha thank you! and i realized what i did wrong, i kept skipping a loop and it came out weird.
How would I make a smaller triangle using a dk (size 3 ) yarn?
Using a thinner yarn and a smaller hook will automatically make the finished size of the triangle smaller. You can also make it smaller by starting with fewer stitches in the foundation chain. I hope this helps!
You can make a kerchief
How to make a long triangle so I can make a poncho
Please help me understand why mine came out a circle??
Hi! You are welcome to send a photo to me at blogger[at]yayforyarn.com. I will be happy to look it over and see what might have caused that. :)
I would like to make this but not sure because I need it for throw blanket basically to crochet the Puerto rico flag any ideas?
Yes, you could use a triangle like this to crochet a Puerto Rico flag. You would just need to make it much larger. Hope this helps!
@@YayForYarn I has wondering how
There are several shops on Etsy that sell an inexpensive PDF Crochet Pattern for the Puerto Rico Flag. tidd.ly/b6ae1a4d Hope this helps!
do you have a written pattern? i’m a bit confused
Hi! I don't have a written pattern for this tutorial, but let me know if you have any questions. I am happy to help!
thnk u.......
You're welcome!
need written pattern
On her blog.
cat ears