Knitting How To: Trinity Stitch
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Trinity Stitch
Multiples of 4 sts
Row 1 (right side): Purl across.
Row 2: *(K, P, K) all in next st, P3tog; repeat from * across
Row 3: Purl across.
Row 4: *P3tog, (K, P, K,) all in next st; repeat from * across.
Repeat rows 1-4 for pattern.
As a new knitter, I greatly appreciate the clear, concise instruction. Some posters talk too much & even confuse me sometimes & others have such poor video you can't see what they're doing. Please keep posting!! I love my free knitting "classes"!
SO well done. My whole life I've never known anything other than how to straight knit and purl and I've knitted the same basic scarf for everyone until it's almost a joke! I use youtube for many things but it never occurred to me to try it for knitting and suddenly, I have a whole new world opened up providing the instructor is clear and the video is well done. You did both! Thank you for making me feel I can attempt this and I can't wait to get started!
I loved hearing this. It's good to know my videos help viewers like you out. Thanks for watching.
You taught me so much in this video.... a new stitch and you demystified the 'knitting more than once in ONE stitch' thing! I am excited to try it (yeah.... because 2 blankets and a hat just aren't enough projects going on all at once for me LOL). THANK YOU!!! 🌻
This is so pretty! I can't wait to try it! Your channel is my go to for learning new knitting and I really appreciate you posting these! Thanks so much!
Thanks a lot for the tutorials, I am knitting after 3 decades and so glad to learn again. God Bless
Wow! Thank you so much!!! You are absolutely amazing. You took so much time to teach us that stitch. I cannot believe someone actually had the audacity to say that they thought you mispronounced a word. You know what I have to say to them? I'm too polite to say it!!!! You are incredible!
I love the stitch and you articulate it so clearly. It makes it very easy to understand. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
so my first grandaughter was born 5 months ago and I so wanted to knit her a blanket as my mum knitted for my children but the most I could do was a plain old stitch. so I googled free knitting patterns and chose this one . made it look so easy to follow and so far I've made 2 lovely blankets one for now and one made with a thicker wool for winter. so chuffed with myself and my grandaughter loves her blankets
I'm just learning to knit. Crocheted for years but I always thought knitting produced a better look. Practiced k & p so I want to learn different stitches. This trinity one is very nice and I love you he name. Thank you!
I am a beginner and by watching this video i was able to do this pattern. Thanks for doing it so slow and clear.
This is by far the most helpful video on this stitch. Thank you! xx
I really like this video. I plan on making this blanket and it called for the Trinity stitch and by watching this video I was able to begin working on my blanket. Thank you very much for videos that are very easy to follow along and understand. Thanks!!!!
Thank you for posting this video. I was looking for just the right stitch for a project I wanted and this is perfect. I found a solution for me with the purl three together. What I do is purl the purl side row with the continental method and the wrong side row with the American way (throw). It makes my purling 3 together so much easier. Thanks again.
your explanation and demonstration are clear and easy to follow. Thank you. Can't wait to try the "raspberry or trinity" stitch.
i learn how to knit all patterns of yours i like yours patterns you teach very well fantasnic and brillent
Thank you for sharing this stitch. I made many scarves with this style of stitch. Absolutely beautiful! I love learning from your videos:)
This is great, and I love that you are so clear and precise with your instructions. I will definitely try this stitch!
Thank you so much this is a great tutorial, I was a little nervous about the kpk but you made it really easy to see what you were doing, I got this stitch super easy because of it, thanks again!
Thank you for such an "easy to follow" video. I really like this pattern and can not wait to use it.
Oh my it's so much easier when you see it done instead of drawn!
Thank you for the video, I was having so much trouble attempting to work this stitch. Your video made it simpler for me to understand. :-)
Thank you for going at the pace you do. I am just relearning and found out I was taught wrong from beginning.
Thank you.....this will be my next learning trend.
Thankyou for teaching me this stitch! Its the second one I learned and your video was so helpful!
This is so difficult! I had to start over 4 times!! But it turned out pretty good, so it's worth it. :)
well you have made it look very easy ...thank you for the video
I did this stitch. It was so easy.
Thanks so much! I was able to pinpoint my mistake. I ended up skipping a row, just as you had thought LOL. Thanks for the clarification, and keep up with all the great videos! :o)
this looks fantastic! I can't wait to try it!
thanks for explaining it so simply :)
Thank you for VDO :) i really like it, and i think you make good teach especially for beginner like me, I can knit because of this VDO....Super!!!!
nice video. even though am a beginner, i will pull off this stitch as a pro
Wow! This is so neat! I can't wait to try it!!
oh my gosh that looks so cute I really love it and im going to try this tonight
Great video :) and I love how you pronounce across as acrosst!!
Very pretty, thanks for sharing🌹
VeRy PreTTy Stitch. thank you for your instruction... :)
Thank you 🙏🏻 awesome stitch ❣️
Looks beautiful
Pretty cool and easily explained thanks.
aaaaaaa...ovaj strikam svaki dan tetki jako je zadovoljna
you made it very easier :)) i really like it 3
Very cute. Thanks!
Really nice, dense stitch. Probably easier with metal-type needles :)
Delicated and nice !!!
Yes you did a good job. I understand it. Would you bind off with each stitch?
Hi, I like your vedio, is very clear and easy to understand. May i know what size of the needle is suitable to knit Trinity stitch?
please keep on writing the instructions for every patyern you show
thanks
Explained it very well !!
ACROSS
Easy Peasy. Thankyou
my name is trinity this is the best stich ever cus it's named after me
Thank you for sharing, very good instructions.
Thanks this is really easy to follow for beginners like me.
Although how can you tell what is the front and back when you say 'pull yarn to front/back', I get confused and it gets knotted up and goes all wrong? :(
Thanks for explaining. I can't wait to try it..... :-)
I love this stitch but I would like to know how to decrease or increase with this stitch?
Todos lo tejidos son preciosos y además los enseñan con mucha paciencia pero les pediria por favor si pudieran poner un subitulo en español. Por favor, por favor muchas gracias y que Dios los bendiga.
Thank you. I am going to make this nice pattern
Hi! it's possible to do this in the round?
how do you do?
thanks for the video and to help us!
Thank you for this pattern. I had tried another trinity stitch pattern and found that the entire work seemed to 'slant': that was because they did not invert the pattern on the fourth row, with the P3tog followed by the (K,P,K) all in the same stitch.
Thank you for 'saving' my original project.
Would you have any advice/warnings about any common mistakes with this pattern?
Thank you.
I am a beginner knitter. So this may be a ridiculous question to many of you, please be kind. How do you incorporate this or other stich patterns into a clothing pattern? Do you go according to inches or use same cast on as your gartner stich (ie) sweater and use this pattern instead?
Beautiful!
I'd like to try this you make it look easy. But Im still mastering the Purl stitch haha...
Ever thing of making a How to: Worm Hat? I cant find any that use 4 needles.
Hi! I'm trying to make a scarf with this stitch and I wanted to ask (since I'm new to knitting), when I reach the length of my project and cast off, do I cast off on a Purl row?
this is a great video because i can read along with it as im part deaf have you got more videos that i can read along with please
How would you recommend doing this while also trying to increase or decrease the number of stitches overall (trying to create a slouchy beanie)?
If you are using this stitch pattern in a sweater, what do you do when it's time to increase and decrease?
great instructor, what brand of yarn, needle size, where can we buy the yarn like yours
Love it!
Nice...thanks!
such an easy video to follow. do the stitches get easier the more fabric there is or do you just need to make sure they're loose? thank you for the video!!
Make sure to keep your stitches loose, but yes it's better when more of the pattern is worked. I do have a new version with a helpful tip in there. > ruclips.net/video/OYfzQ-GxhCQ/видео.html
PleasantSeas pp
PleasantSeas ح
Lovely
how many stitches to cast on because mine it gets confused after I purl 3together
Very we'll done thank you!!!
Do you ever add an extra stitch or do anything to the edge to make a selvedge edge?
love you!!!
Have a really hard time seeing how I'm supposed to do this, cause I'm taught to knit in another way! really annoying :/ Id love to try this one day though!
I would love to know how to bind off... Just do a row of purl all the way across first?
That stich is named after me!
I'm having the hardest time with this stitch. The popcorns don't want to stick out. Maybe I'm pulling it too tight?
Im a new Knitter ... could you help me please? I have the circle needles - can I use them to do this without connecting the ends? Or would it be less complicated to use the straight needles? Thanks in advance :) Tina
Does this change the gauge of a yarn significantly to knit it in this stitch? I want to make a circle scarf big enough to wear as a hood as my winter jack doesnt have a hood, could I use this stitch with a pattern or should I expect it to change the gauge? It seems all of the removing of stitches could become quite complicate if using this with something advanced like a sweater.
It is a tighter stitch, but if you make a swatch of this stitch in the yarn and with the needles you're planning on using, get the gauge then calculate your scarf or sweater, it should be no problem.
Thanks
I like your wool
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Tia Scarlett Trinder
I love it but I dont know where I can get yarn like this
Loved it ty you explain this well ty again will sub you
it only leads to one stitch leftover so how stitches to cast on
how many stitches do you need in a row even or uneven?
Hi PleasantSeas! I've gotten pretty far along on a scarf I'm trying to knit, but for some reason I'm noticing that the pattern has switched to the opposite side from where I started from. What am I doing wrong? Am I supposed to switch my stitches when I start a new set of rows? For instance, since this is a 4-row pattern, and the 1st row calls for purl stitches, would the second time I start the pattern, would my first row (AKA the 5th row) be knit stitches? Thank you! :o)
Cheers,
Maureen
Hi :)
Should there be a border stitch? And also, when you first cast on, sometimes I've read that the first stitch doesn't count when counting for your pattern ~ in this case the multiples of 4 ~ can you clarify for me? Thanks so much, Im a new knitter (first sent a message under Leorre's account) Thanks again, Tina
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Not a stitch for beginners. I can't get past row 4. Whenever I get to the end of row 4, there are always 2 extra stitches. Any advice?
try again. pay very close attention to how many stitches there are and the order of the repeats. make sure it is a multiple of 4. on rows 2 and 4, the order is different. row 2 is p3tog then k,p,k into the same stitch. row 4 is k,p,k into the first stitch the p3tog. try again and if you still get it wrong, report back and i can help.
Derpfish I've done this but slanted I do 54 stitches row 1 pearl row 2 purl3 together the kpk in same stich then finsh row same
How on earth do you use those needles without the stitches falling off the end?!
She is using circular needles, there's a wire at the end of both of those needles, that's how she's doing it!!
how many times do you cast on? or is that up to me?
How many stitcches shoudl there be in a row to finish exact?
How can I do with this pattern for a hat? I have no idea please suggest. Thank you.
I've never tired this stitch in a hat. But it should work just fine. I found a nice pattern a little while ago.
www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=204368.0#axzz2fqf9IK6U
if you use a less bulky yarn, does it make it easier to p3 at once? just wondered because I attempted a pattern similar to this recently, and I was using chunky alpaca yarn, and it was soooo difficult. decided to pull it out and try something new. this looks really cool and I wanna attempt it eventually, but I can't help but think my chunky yarn and small needles might not be so good for this kinda thing... (?)
No, the thickness of yarn won't change how easy this pattern will be. Make sure that your needles work with your yarn gauge and make sure to knit loose when doing this stitch. It helps to not pull so tight when working the pattern. Hope that helps.
Try using a crochet hook to p3tog.
how many stitches should you cast on to make a prayer shawl?
Depending on how big you really want it, about 170 sts should be good.
thank you very much!
how many loops should i make for a wide shall
I lost place with if I was starting a row with kpk or p3T. How can I tell?
Instead of turning and purling can I just knit it backwards? Thats how I do my stocking stitch >_
Please can you do it a bit slow and can you do a top with needles
haha i think my needles will break when i cross that three together. nice tutorial anyway ;)