How to Crochet the Treble Cluster Stitch: A Visual Guide
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Since 2021, I’ve been including photo tutorials in the crochet patterns I sell on Etsy and Ravelry. The feedback is consistently positive. You don’t need to Google if you don’t know a specialty stitch when you’re making one of my designs. You can just get straight to hooking!
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What is a Cluster Stitch?
A cluster stitch in crochet is a technique where several stitches are worked partially and then joined together at the top to form one stitch. Cluster stitches are versatile and can be made with different types of stitches. In this post, we will learn how to crochet a three treble (US) cluster.
Why Use Cluster Stitches?
Like all specialty stitches, clusters add texture and variety to your projects, creating design effects that enhance visual interest.
3 Treble Cluster Stitch Photo Tutorial
Simply follow the written steps and the images will keep you right! Click or tap on the top left corner of any image to enlarge it if you need to. Once you’ve mastered the 3 treble cluster, you will also be able to follow the same principles to make different sizes and styles of cluster stitches according to the pattern you are following.
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3 Treble Cluster Stitch and You
Getting to grips with clusters is such a great addition to your crochet skill set, and they really are straightforward once you get stuck in, aren’t they? So now you know how to crochet 3 tr clusters, make sure to get some practice in. Every new stitch you master opens up new possibilities on your crochet journey!
What do you think about treble cluster crochet stitches? Will you have a go at double clusters next? Let me know in the comments and if you have any questions, I’m here 🙂
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