Trinity Crochet Stitch Tutorial

[@Creekersqueaker]

I know I’m a year late to commenting but this stitch is so pretty and it doesn’t take up a horde of yarn. I’ve desperately been searching for a stitch that looks beautiful but does not take up all my yarn because I’m making a blanket. The stitch is super easy for me to learn and for others too and it’s amazing. I normally make arigumini but I decided to start my new year off with a blanket and so far I have seven rows

[@carolrowland5785]

I love this stitch for baby blankets especially, pretty, no holes, solid colors or variegated look good. thank you. Now to make some doll blankets with left over yarn.

[@itsmelaura1533]

I think I have finally found the stitch my grandmother used to make washcloths and shawls! Thank you, I have been searching tutorials hoping to find something that looks like her stitch.

[@aspiref250]

There's nobody like granny!

[@thethriftyfawn]

That is such a wonderful story! 😍

[@karencox3235]

I never knew my grannies, but I am making a washcloth from this stitch right now! I've used it before, but needed a refresher. ;)

[@ClubCrafteria]

Beautiful stitch. It is easy to do. It also looks like star stitch. Easy to understand the method of doing them. Great teaching.

[@sunnywillow9976]

I love this stitch. I'm new to crochet and can't wait to make something using the Trinity Stitch. It's so pretty.

[@rosamartinez800]

So easy, i don’t see how people disliked this video. It’s clear, neat, and easy to follow. Great job !!

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad you liked it!

[@patriciawalp3823]

You made this so easy to understand. I read through a tutorial that I had to review at least 4 times and I still wasn't sure. In 5 minutes I learned it from your simple instructions and demonstration. Thank you!!

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad it helped!

[@TrippNBalz]

Just bought your v neck sweater pattern in adult sizes. I absolutely love your sweater patterns and appreciate the multiple sizes included!! Thanks for making such a clear tutorial on this stitch too!!

[@RobinGreen-s4h]

Thank you so much! I have been looking for a type of star stitch but they were difficult for this beginner. This is the perfect stitch.

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@karenl.7058]

Thanks so much for giving us a simple, but beautiful alternative to the star stitch! I love the way the star stitch looks, but it is not reversible, and I have never liked the way the wrong side looks. I just finished a full size blanket in three colors using your trinity stitch. It's a stunning looking blanket! This is one of the most beautiful blankets that I have done, and I have crocheted many, many blankets. This will always be one of the top 5 stitches for my blankets going forward. Thank-you and God bless.

[@bananie2383]

Oooo, I’m gonna make a baby blanket w this stitch. Thank you!

[@Floweroftheprairie2720]

This is gorgeous. The drape and hand of that gray piece at the beginning is luscious! I want to do a fingerless mitt in this stitch. I need to figure out how many to make my first chain so that the final will equal the length I need. So, pray for me! Lol.

[@LameBearBeadwork]

Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial! You made it so easy! I've unsuccessfully tried this stitch several times before, but you made it so easy and uncomplicated. I'm breezing through a trinity stitch baby blanket now, thanks to you!

[@amydavis4945]

This is such a wonderful little stitch (by "little" I mean, uncomplicated)! In my test swatch, I used a worsted weight with a 5mm hook - mostly because that's the hook I was using for something else whilst watching this video the first time through, LOL. After a few rows I realized: For very nice definition, I would need to work very loosely OR use a larger hook OR a lower weight yarn. This stitch is so doggone fast and easy that it is going to be fun trying it with different weights/hooks to see what effects I can come up with. For instance, for a very "fluid" fabric I would use looser stitches or lower weight (high definition) yarn to make shawls, light blankets, etc. BUT the versatility of this stitch is such that with a heavier weight yarn and tighter stitches, I can make a stiffer fabric that's great for totes and baskets. So, I am VERY HAPPY to add this to my "recipe book" of crochet stitches! Thank you SO much for such clear and concise instruction!

[@katyb2793]

I just discovered this too. I'm using 2 strands of 8ply (I think that's dk?) and a 5mm hook. I started crocheting looser and it looks better. But think I'll upsize my hook. Thanks for confirming my suspicions! I'm still newish to crochet so i wasn't confident I wasn't doing something wrong 😅

[@lifeofchasingdreams]

Ditto!

[@oldsoul6696]

How would you use it for sweaters? Will you use the lose fabric trick or stiff fabric trick you mentioned?

[@dearmemphis1997]

Thank you! Perfect tutorial. I am making a textured arm rest cover for a fidgeter who picks. This stitch will be a great addition!!

[@HeartHookHome]

Great idea!

[@romystumpy1197]

Thankyou!!!!! So very much i have been pulling my hair out trying to get the pattern correct,and the puzzle has been solved with this tutorial

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad it helped!

[@anitapowell3921]

What a very nice elegant stitch. I like the texture of it. You make it look very easy to do. Thank you🤗

[@CodeMom]

What a great stitch! I’m going to make a shawl that I’ll wear to a garden wedding this June 😊

[@katg2192]

My new favorite stitch!! ❤

[@jaimezimmerman161]

This was fantastic! I have an older Afghan stitch book and I saw this one in there and loved it! But I'm not a pattern reader so your video was super helpful! And you are so cheerful! Thank you for sharing this, now I can make my pocket shawl! 😊😊😊

[@conniekennedy4086]

Thank you! I am making a sampler stitch afghan. I don't think I could have figured it out without your tutorial. Subbed!

[@hollybrookes3399]

Love this video, very easy to follow and creates a beautiful stitch!

[@vickysmith5905]

Love it. Can't wait to crochet using this style of stitch.

[@ashleypotter5928]

❤❤❤ I am sooo grateful for this tutorial! You kept it simple and straight to the point, made it soooo much easier to follow and learn!!

[@HeartHookHome]

I am so glad you liked it!

[@judidavis1654]

you make these stitches so easy to figure out!!! PLUS you demonstrate with a cotton yarn for easy viewing. I was pulling my hair out reading my instructions; Made no sense to me until...I found you. Thank you

[@HeartHookHome]

You're welcome!

[@trixieknits]

I’ve tried the star stitch. 🤦🏻‍♀️ This seems like the perfect alternative. I want to make a living room blanket for my daughter and soon to be son-in-law!! ♥️ Thanks!

[@hildanewton2611]

Thank you for a clear and concise tutorial it’s a lovely stitch to do and your tutorial was easy to follow

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@cammierobinson3446]

Thank you sharing you're tutorial pattern I made two hot pads using this stitch I really like it thanks again.

[@HeartHookHome]

Wonderful!

[@reinacroker2244]

I did this stitch for a crochet patch blanket and I love it. It's one of my favorite stitches, thank you so much!

[@inkyvoids]

thank you so much for this tutorial, so clean and easy to follow with!! I cannot wait until my piece is finished with this pattern !!

[@Tadi3a]

What a great tutorial. Everything about it is perfect. Thanks

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad it was helpful!

[@levifangirl9707]

I used this for a lovely hat and matching scarf...love it!

[@nicolemarie6273]

This is stunning! Starting a blanket now. Thank you very much for the tutorial! You explained it well.

[@sueoneal2249]

I think I'm going to have to try that. Thank you for making it so easy!

[@WyomingWindy]

Oh my goodness!!! This is fabulous and so much lighter weight, than Star! 😮 AND to join seamlessly (mostly..) I'm just doing the ending sc into the beginning sc when I getting there! It seems to working very well!🎉🎉

[@nydiarivera6866]

Luv it! Makes a nice infinity scarf as well🧶🧣

[@GrannyReplica]

What a beautiful stitch! Thank you for sharing.

[@zuleigahanslip7200]

I really love the way you teach! Very refreshing 😘

[@amara560]

Thank you for a fun and clear tutorial!

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kimmnickerson4512]

Love this stitch. How would you increase/decrease? Thank you

[@jayniebabe1]

Lovely stitch. I'm using it with Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino, which has a beautiful drape when made up. It's looking elegant. I'm using a 4mm (G) hook but reckon I could be using a 4.5mm. I'm loving this as it is though. Thank you for showing me my new stitch for the day! :D

[@jodielarson1530]

Oh wow!!! Thanks so much for sharing this! It looks so beautiful. I can’t wait to try it.

[@barbaracouser4292]

Wonderful video! So clear and easy to follow. Thank you.

[@delightful23]

Thank you so much for this. I was looking for something easier than the star stitch and also something that didn’t eat up all my yarn! Making some blankets and flannel lined changing pads, this pattern seems like it will be puffy for babies.

[@lindaney390]

It's taken me 3 videos to interpret a designer's written instructions. Your video is the one the eventually clicked for me.

[@kimm59]

I'm trying it right now it looks beautiful

[@sandygrogg1203]

You made it look so simple.. It’s a great stitch.

[@jullam8699]

Beautiful. I like it so much!

[@CHARISSAJACOBSON]

I'm so glad you explained some of the details. Mine has several rows with big holes in them. Any idea why? I really like the unique look the Trinity Stitch has when it's done right.

[@bumblewyn]

Thank you so much for this super clear tutorial! ^_^ I used this stitch to make a nice poncho for the upcoming winter.

[@HeartHookHome]

Wonderful!

[@KimPhilibert1203]

I'm going to use this for my next Cardigan! Thanks for the great tutorial 👍 😀

[@tea-korailuvtea3172]

Thank you for this great tutorial and beautiful stitch! I cannot wait to try this!

[@lifewiththedahls]

Love this! Thank you thank you thank you for making it so easy to jnderstand

[@LyndaAlsford]

I love this stitch. Thank you

[@thethriftyfawn]

I'll add this to my list of stitches to learn!

[@thelastbraincell565]

This is so simple and pretty! Thank you loads!!🤩

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad you like it!

[@willowmallow]

Such clear instructions- thank you!!

[@rachelwisehart3188]

Thank you so much!! This was a fantastic tutorial!! I love this stitch 😀 working on an ear warmer now!

[@karendowning2242]

Very nice and easy- thanks!!

[@rmousumi]

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?

[@roxeyserckie5414]

Lovely stitch.

[@ChickOnRadio]

I got back to work on my daughter's V-neck sweater designed by you and needed a review on this stitch. Videos are so helpful. Thank you!

[@HeartHookHome]

You are so welcome!

[@ginaaragon5779]

Nice! I think even I could do this stitch! Thank you!😁

[@cropmom66]

Love this stitch. Great tutorial! Thank you!

[@maryliconproudgrammycroche8487]

Perfectly explained ty so much!💕💕💕

[@salmahossain568]

Woow this design is very beautiful,,, I'm from Bangladesh,,,,

[@maryraab9066]

Thank you! This is a great tutorial. :)

[@gramcracker2023]

Gorgeous!!!

[@WyomingWindy]

I really enjoy this stitch😊 I was thinking of using Star stitch, but for summer top it looked a little thick! And I found this! I almost did Star in the round - but changed to this! I'm working on finding a 'seamless ' way to make the turn to go back around. If you have any thoughts, I would appreciate it!!!! ❤😂

[@eponawarrior7492]

Apologies if this comes across negatively, your instructions are very concise! I just wanted to know if anyone else noticed that you have to really stay on top of your stitch count throughout this stitch. I've frogged and frogged and frogged this thing so much I'm ready to nickname it the frog stitch, lol. Definitely user error and not your fault though! I think I am just not mentally coherent enough to count this actively.

[@Zombie_tenshi]

Super simple and easy thanks

[@lumad1755]

Beautiful stitch, I was looking for something very textured however does this have to be worked flat and how would decreases work?

[@Noahidebc]

So pretty i love it! Thank you 😊

[@HeartHookHome]

I'm glad you like it

[@brooklyn-kx4eh]

These videos are so so sooo helpful!!

[@marlainedennehy7086]

Thank you I wanted to do something different that I could handle this is perfect.

[@jackiehumphery2445]

Pretty thanks for the tutorial god bless 🙏 stay safe

[@patpresley5836]

I love this!!

[@jenniferwalling8981]

I have a hard time keeping my edges straight with sc. Could I replace it with a hdc at the beginning and end and ch1 with yarn in front?

[@tanrihomeprasad7175]

Hi, loved your tutorial. Is this a yarn eater stitch? Does it same amount of yarn like star stitch?

[@ichigo3630]

hi! i just wanna ask, to do increases i just have to add another sc at the end of the row? thank you for this tutorial!

[@to0omychan]

thank you for easy Tutorial

[@themaryamcrafts6486]

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[@laura69271]

nice pattern ! i like very much your crochet hook - what brand is please ? thank you

[@HeartHookHome]

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[@healingsprings11]

Enjoyed this tutorial ! 👍

[@matreat1]

Great tutorial, thank you!

[@HeartHookHome]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@merleh13]

Excellent. Thank you 👍🏼

[@marywilliams7577]

I love this stitch cimpared to the star stitch. Could you please provide a pattern for this one?

[@HeartHookHome]

Hi Mary! I have a couple of patterns using this stitch. 3 sizes of cloths here: hearthookhome.com/trinity-cloth-free-crochet-cloth-pattern-in-three-sizes/ And the Basic V-neck Sweater here: hearthookhome.com/basic-v-neck-sweater-free-crochet-pattern/

[@kellydukepoo2450]

This beautiful! I want to use this with DC's. Do it have to have a certain amount of stitched?

[@marisamarcelino6336]

I love. Beautiful.

[@HeartHookHome]

Thank you! 😊

[@sandikessinger5271]

May I ask where did you get your hook and I love this tutorial so easy to follow

[@pupsandcrochet57]

It’s a beautiful stitch

[@amysearls4124]

What kind of hook were you using in this video? It looks so comfortable and smooth!

[@flutterbylesley3731]

Great video thank you

[@jolawton3867]

Please about how much yarn would I need for a lap blanket in this stitch?

[@gacrochet]

Hello I have a question, how to we increase with trinity stitch 🤗🤗

[@crochet_by_ray18]

Doesn't the stitches decrease?

[@MegaWoody81]

I’d love to know what yarn you used in the sample in the beginning?

[@jennyemory3431]

MARCO 🤣 🤣 🤣( LMAO)...BUT what if you want to make a new dish in this style an my dishcloths have between 22 to 26 stitches depending on the size of their hands. My dilemma is when u get to the end of row one I had 3 stitches left an i started with 22/24. So how would u work the. Last 3 stitches before turning your work for row 2

[@donnanickell9738]

Thanks so much for this tutorial! I just got your Basic V-Neck Sweater Crochet Pattern, love it, and want to make it for my daughter. Do you know what size the model is wearing in the pattern pic? My daughter is small but doesn't like close fitting tops. Thanks!

[@HeartHookHome]

Hi Donna! That one is a Medium.

[@donnanickell9738]

@@HeartHookHome Thanks!

[@marinunzigonzalez915]

Hola!k bonito punto ,para k se puede emplear porqué en muy grueso.un saludo.

[@KiwiDh383]

Is this light enough for a summer baby blanket