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How to crochet a double crochet (dc) US / treble crochet (tr) UK in the round

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In this DROPS video we show how crochet a double crochet (dc in US term) also known as a treble crochet (tr in UK term) in the round.

When you are crocheting dc's in the round you begin each round with 3 ch that replaces the first dc on this next round. Finish each round with 1 sl st in 3rd ch from beg of round.

You must read the pattern to be able to follow. You’ll find patterns where this technique is used by clicking on the pictures below.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS Extra 0-1635

DROPS Extra 0-1635
DROPS Extra 0-1633

DROPS Extra 0-1633
DROPS 253-24

DROPS 253-24
DROPS 247-3

DROPS 247-3
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Video #128, listed in: Crochet Videos, Crochet tips & tricks, Crochet around

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Country flag Ana wrote:

El patrón deque estoy trabajando es el 175-27

07.05.2023 - 22:21

DROPS Design :

Hola Ana, después de trabajar el delantero y la espalda, se unen según el patrón. Solo se usa un hilo, el de la espalda, mientras que el hilo del delantero se remata.

07.05.2023 - 22:43

Country flag Ana wrote:

El video es está muy bien, pero en este caso hemos empezado dos partes por separado, debemos mantener los dos hilos oy si no es así como lo hacemos? Gracias

06.05.2023 - 23:34

DROPS Design :

Hola Ana, este es un vídeo general sobre cómo trabajar puntos altos. ¿Puedes indicarnos qué patrón estás trabajando, para que podamos ayudarte mejor?

07.05.2023 - 13:03

Country flag Marin wrote:

Ik begrijp niet wat er bedoeld wordt met "treble UK" deze steek(stokje) is zowel in US als in UK, een double crochet (DC) Een treble is met de draad 2x omslaan, door 2,door 2 en afmaken. Een treble heeft met de video helemaal niks te doen. Ik denk dat de eerste reactie dit ook bedoeld.

24.03.2023 - 20:09

Country flag Sian wrote:

This video says for a UK treble in the round. This is not showing the usual UK treble. Is the a ‘treble in the round’ a different stitch to a treble?

03.07.2022 - 10:29

DROPS Design :

Dear Sian, I might misunderstand your question, but this video is showing how to work treble crochets (UK) in the round, ie how to start the round (= 3 chains) and how to join the rounds (1 slip stitch in the 3rd chain at the beg of the round). Hope this can help. Happy crocheting!

04.07.2022 - 09:05

Country flag Thouy wrote:

Und wer den hässlichen, sichtbaren Rundenübergang verhindern will, der wende sich an die bekannten Videoportale. Dort findet man ebenso einfache, klare Videos für unsichtbare Rundenübergänge.

02.09.2020 - 23:48

Country flag Claire White wrote:

Hello I'm following this pattern and when it says treble into chain space you do mean space and not the actual chain itself. As I asked someone else and they thought by looking at the picture it looked like your crocheting into the chain. I have worked with Patterns like this and chain space means chain space i think it's right but thought I would enquire. Kind regards Claire

18.11.2019 - 17:30

DROPS Design :

Dear Mrs White, as explained it looks like you are right, when you work in the chain space, you work around the chain(s) that make(s) the chain-space, and not in the chain itself. Do not hesitate to ask your question on the pattern you are working on so that we can check better. Happy crocheting!

19.11.2019 - 09:24

Country flag Ria Agterberg wrote:

Ik haak precies zoals u het in dit filmpje laat zien maar bij mij zie je duidelijk de overgang naar de volgende toer omdat het niet recht omhoog gaat maar het scheef trekt. Wat doe ik verkeerd, ik heb al geprobeerd de eerste 3 lossen die het 1e stokje vervangt losser of strakker te haken maar het resultaat blijft dat het duidelijk naar een kant trekt.

22.03.2019 - 07:23

DROPS Design :

Dag Ria,

Als je op deze manier in de rondte breit, dan verschuift het inderdaad geleidelijk aan. De stokjes zitten op deze manier nooit recht boven elkaar. Als je dat niet wilt kun je telkens na het sluiten van de toer het werk keren en terug haken.

16.04.2019 - 17:22

Country flag Krissy wrote:

Well done, clear video. This really helps me end a row neatly. Thank you!

02.09.2018 - 21:54

Soraya wrote:

Hi I am from Brazil, and I stared this year to have classes on croche ! This is wonderful to have some classes in English ! Beautifull rug ! Loved that ! I am going to try to do it and to send you a picture os that ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

03.07.2017 - 17:46

Country flag Kim wrote:

It wont work on my tablet it would nice to be able to download pattern

23.11.2016 - 11:16

DROPS Design :

Hi Kim. Usually you can save your pattern as pdf via the print function - and then save it on tablet (I do that and it works great :-))

23.11.2016 - 11:38

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