Treble decrease/tr2tog stitches (double decrease/dc2tog stitches in US terminology) are a standard way of decreasing one treble stitch (double in US) in rows or rounds. 

This quick video shows you how to crochet treble decreases, and how they look worked up in crocheted fabric.

It is abbreviated to:

  • tr2tog in UK terminology
  • dc2tog in US terminology

Prefer a photo tutorial?

Just click here to be taken to my blog post on how to make treble decrease (double decreases in US terminology) stitches.

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Patterns that use Tr2tog/ Dc2tog stitches

Yarn requirements for Basalt Crocheted Shawl with photo of the shawl in dark grey wool on a mannequin.
A large triangular crocheted shawl held up on a beach in silhouette. Text above image reads "Bumble Hap Pattern" with yarn details.

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