double crochet
The 'double crochet' stitch, abbreviated as 'dc' in the US, is fundamental in crochet, creating taller stitches and is known as 'treble crochet' in the UK.
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Definition
B2Crochet
(technical, US)A stitch where the yarn is wrapped around the hook, inserted into the next stitch, yarn is pulled through, then yarn is pulled through two loops twice.
Example
- For this pattern, you'll need to know how to double crochet.
- Double crochet stitches create a loose and flexible fabric.
B2Crochet
(technical, UK)A stitch known as 'treble crochet' in the UK, where the yarn is wrapped around the hook, inserted into the next stitch, yarn is pulled through, then yarn is pulled through two loops twice.
Example
- The UK pattern calls for treble crochet, which is the same as the US double crochet.
- Learning to double crochet opens up many new patterns to try.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "double crochet":