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    1. Double Crochet Stitch (Treble Stitch)
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    You can do a lot with a single crochet stitch, but you can do more with a double crochet! Check out this short lesson to learn the vital double crochet stitch.

    Double Crochet Stitch (Treble Stitch)
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    You can do a lot with a single crochet stitch, but you can do more with a double crochet! Check out this short lesson to learn the vital double crochet stitch.

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    2. Foundation Double Crochet (FDC) Stitch
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    Having trouble keeping track of your crochet chain stitches? This short lesson shows you how to stitch a foundation double crochet for a more accurate count.

    Foundation Double Crochet (FDC) Stitch
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    Having trouble keeping track of your crochet chain stitches? This short lesson shows you how to stitch a foundation double crochet for a more accurate count.

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    3. Alternate Double Crochet Stitch
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    Want to learn some bewitching new crochet stitching? Learn an alternate double crochet stitch that creates a ridge or pinstripe every other row.

    Alternate Double Crochet Stitch
    with Moogly

    Want to learn some bewitching new crochet stitching? Learn an alternate double crochet stitch that creates a ridge or pinstripe every other row.

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    4. Standing Double Crochet Stitch
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    Join two separate yarns in your crochet piece with a standing double crochet for a smooth and clean look. This lesson teaches you how in under four minutes!

    Standing Double Crochet Stitch
    with Moogly

    Join two separate yarns in your crochet piece with a standing double crochet for a smooth and clean look. This lesson teaches you how in under four minutes!

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    5. How to Crochet the Trinity Stitch
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    Got the single crochet down? Time to learn a new stitch pattern! Learn how to single crochet three together (sc3tog), also known as the trinity stitch.

    How to Crochet the Trinity Stitch
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    Got the single crochet down? Time to learn a new stitch pattern! Learn how to single crochet three together (sc3tog), also known as the trinity stitch.

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    Donna S
    Just like Karen U I am interested in the pattern for the what I call rainbow blanket. If it was advertised on FB by curious.com why can't you find it?
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    Moogly
    Curious uses their own photos and sets up their own ads, I'm not involved and I don't know what ad you saw or where they got the photo or anything like that, I'm sorry.
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    Sally f
    Thank you
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    karen U
    On Facebook there is a beautiful multi-colored afghan shown for curious.com. website. Not sure of the stitches used. But I am interested in finding the brand names of the yarn ( Red Heart, Vanna's, Willow etc. & color name or number) I want to make a blanket like this, but can never pick out the "right" colors. I have never done a trinity stitch. I like it. Are the instructions in print form as well? I'd like to refer to them while crocheting w/o turning on computer. Thanks!!!
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    Moogly
    Hi Karen! I'm afraid I'm not familiar with the blanket you're referring to, I wasn't able to find it on the Curious FB page. :) I reference my website in the video. :)
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    Vera B
    is this faster than the dc
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    Moogly
    For speed crocheting, the dc stitch is probably the fastest.
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    Melisa R
    When doing this stitch, or any stitch for that matter, do you go under the whole stitch itself, or do you "enter" the stitch like you do in a chain?
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    Moogly
    Great question! When you look at the top of a stitch, you should see what looks like a V - the same as at the top of a chain. Unless otherwise directed, you want to go under that V - both loops - when crocheting the next row.
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