UK Half Treble (htr) / US Half Double (hdc)
Definition
A medium-height stitch that’s taller than UK dc/US sc but shorter than UK tr/US dc. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
Examples
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htr gives soft drape for hats.
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Good compromise of speed and coverage.
Related Terms
UK Treble (tr) / US Double Crochet (dc)
A tall, common stitch used for many fabrics, from granny squares to garments. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.
US Double Crochet (dc)
US term for a tall stitch. Equivalent to UK treble (tr). Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit. Check the abbreviation key, read special notes, and inspect examples to understand the technique clearly.
UK vs US Stitch Terms
A mapping between British (UK) and American (US) crochet stitch names. UK stitches are generally named one step taller than their US equivalents. Always confirm whether a pattern uses UK or US terminology before starting. Swatch to verify gauge, then adjust hook size or tension to achieve the desired fabric and fit.