Trinity Crochet Stitch Photo Tutorial

Today’s new crochet stitch is the Trinity Stitch. I love how it looks like little stars!

This crochet stitch is made up of clusters of single crochets that start in the same stitch the previous stitch ended.

I used a worsted weight yarn and a 6mm hook. It created a fabric that was pretty dense. Which makes it a great option for homewares and bags!

If you are working with worsted weight yarn and want a looser weave for a hat, scarf or blanket I would recommend using a 6.5 or even and 8mm hook.

Learn how to crochet the Trinity Stitch with this photo tutorial.

Abbreviations

• Ch(s): chain(s)
• Sc: single crochet
• Sc3tog: single crochet 3 together (see explanation below)
• St(s): stitch(es)

How to make a Sc3tog Cluster: Begin cluster in same stitch as previous stitch worked. Insert hook back into previous stitch, yo, pull up loop. (insert hook in next st, yo (yarnover), pull up loop)x2. Yo, pull through all 4 loops on hook. 

Instructions

Row 1: Ch a multiple of 2 (I chained 28 in my sample). Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc3tog Cluster starting in the same ch as the previous st. *Ch 1, sc3tog cluster starting in the same ch as last leg of previous cluster. Repeat from * across. Sc in same ch as last leg of the previous sc3tog. Turn.

Row 2: Ch 1, sc in same st as ch 1. Sc3tog Cluster starting in same st as previous sc and then continuing in the top of the next cluster and ch 1 space. *Ch 1, sc3tog cluster starting in the same st last leg of previous cluster. Repeat from * across. Sc in same st as last leg of previous cluster. Turn

Repeat row 2 until piece is desired size.