Triple Crochet Patterns for Blankets, Hats, Scarves and More
Cool, creative crochet patterns that allow you to practice working a basic Triple Crochet Stitch (Treble) while making a lovely blanket or cardigan
The Triple or Treble stitch is a tall stitch that can be used to crochet open weave, latticed shawls, cardigans and blankets. Since it makes fairly tall rows, you can complete a project fairly quickly.
For instance, lap blankets or triangle shawls can be crocheted much faster than if you are using a smaller or shorter stitch.
If you have just learned how to work a Triple Crochet aka Treble Crochet stitch, you will definitely want to take the time to practice it.
As I have said previously, it is not the that the Triple is difficult to master but mainly the fact that there are many repetitive movements. Plus, it is very close to the Double and the Half Double so it is easy to get confused.
And, of course, the more you work a stitch, the more it becomes muscle memory, right?
Are these patterns beginner friendly?
All of these triple crochet patterns use mainly only the basic stitches such as Single, Double, Half Double and the Triple.
A few may have some variations (such as working into the front or back loop only) but there is nothing super complicated so if you are a beginner crocheter, you should fine.
Also, If you need a little refresher on any of those stitches, check out our tutorials or the triple stitch video below.
We think you’re going to love these fun patterns! There are some cute hats or beanies, a scarf pattern or two, several cardigans or dusters and even a poncho that is made with the triple crochet stitch.
Note: The abbreviation for the treble is tr or tc (I have seen both).
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List of Patterns for Hats, Scarves, Cardigans and more
This cute striped beanie hat looks great with a fun pom pom or without. It is made with Red Heart Heat Wave yarn in "Seaweed" and "Sandy Shores".
Bonus ... this pattern has a companion Pocket Scarf Pattern which you can see below.
Note: The pattern starts with a Chainless Starting Double Crochet but there are also instructions for beginning the hat with a normal chain.
Here is the companion pattern to the Alpine Beanie (above). This scarf features pockets and fun fringe. It is also made with Red Heart Heat Wave yarn which warms up by 12 degrees in sunlight!
The pretty lace detail of this lightweight cardigan is made with double and treble or triple crochet stitches and Mako Cotton Yarn.
This is a perfect pattern for you if you are ready to take your work to the next level!
If you know the basic double and triple stitches, you can make this fabulous, lightweight vest! Uses just 2 or 3 skeins of Shawl In A Ball yarn from Lion Brand.
This vest is made from just two rectangles which also makes this pattern perfect for beginning crocheters.
Don't let this beautiful cardigan intimidate you! It is crocheted with only basic stitches so if you can work a single (sc), double (dc), half double (hdc) and triple or treble (tr or tc), you can make this cardi.
Check these tutorials if you need a refresher on some of these crochet stitches.
This cool boho style poncho might be my favorite pattern yet! The cool part is that there are no seams, color changes or weird directions.
Made with Basic Stitch "Anti-Pilling" yarn which comes in a large variety of colors.
List of Patterns for Blankets and Afghans
Triple Crochet Blanket Patterns
Here is a true beginner blanket pattern that you can make using only the very basic single (sc) and triple or treble (tr) crochet stitches.
When you think of a crochet blanket, chances are that this beautiful throw is not what comes to mind!
This lovely throw features the diagonal basket weave stitch that is made using the triple crochet stitch (aka treble stitch).
It looks super complicated but is actually a very easy blanket to crochet even for beginners.
Make this pretty blanket with 7 skeins of Lion Brand Color Me Lovely Yarn
The lovely look of this crochet afghan comes from crocheting the triple stitch in the front and back posts, giving the illusion of a woven pattern.
This pattern was made with Red Heart Soft yarn and a Size H (5 mm) Crochet Hook.
The pretty detail on this crochet blanket is made with a combination of double and triple stitches.
But don't let that intimidate you! This afghan is easy enough for beginner crocheters to complete.
Make it your own with your favorite colors of Hometown yarn.
How do you crochet a triple stitch into the front or back post?
As mentioned above, some of these patterns call for crocheting into the front post or the back post.
Basically, that means instead of you beginning the stitch by inserting the hook into the hole of a stitch from below, you insert your hook either in front of or behind the entire stitch from below.
That’s so confusing, I know! You can check out the video below for the details.
What does RS mean in crochet?
RS refers to the Right Side of your crochet project. If you are working the rows back and forth, you will naturally end up with one Right Side and one Wrong Side. In general, the first row is considered to be on the Right Side.
Paying attention to which side is which will help you stay on track with the pattern.
Note: if you are working in the round, the ‘Right Side’ will be on the outside and the ‘Wrong Side’ will be the inside of your work.
We hope these creative patterns will inspire you to give them a try. As mentioned, make sure and bookmark this page and come back for updates.
Enjoy!
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Triple Crochet Patterns for Blankets, Hats, Scarves and More
