Herringbone treble crochet stitches (herringbone double crochet in US terminology) are a great alternative to standard treble crochets (double crochets in US)
They have a left leaning slant which means that when you work the next row, it creates a woven, herringbone effect.
There is just one extra stage to the treble that makes it a Herringbone, so it should all feel very familiar.
It is abbreviated to:
- HBtr in UK terminology
- HBdc in US terminology
Prefer a photo tutorial?
Just click here to be taken to my blog post on how to make Herringbone treble (Herrinfbone double in US terminology) stitches.
Other Useful Tutorials
- Herringbone Half Treble Crochet (Herringbone Half Double Crochet US) is here as a video tutorial, OR here as a photo tutorial.
Patterns that use Herringbone Tr/ Dc stitches
Hi Fay
Thanks for this. I noticed a typo above where the link to the photo tutorial for the herringbone treble crochet you have left off the “herringbone”.
Found what I was looking for but this might help other and I know how meticulous you are, you would want to have it just right. About to make your Positivity spiral cowl.
Hi Karen, thank you so much for letting me know! I have now sorted it. x