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Hey everyone, it's Deja with KnitAndCrochetEverAfter.com,
and today is the Killer Triangle Stitch Pattern.
Killer, not because it's hard, but because it's cool.
So, download the pattern below, and we will get started.
Okay, so the Killer Triangle uses a multiple of 2, so it's very easy
to figure out what size foundation chain you want to make,
which is times about 2.
So we're gonna start off with a double crochet
in the sixth chain from our hook.
So one, two, three.
And that of course represents some stuff that we just skipped.
It's going to be a double crochet and a chain 2,
because that's what we're going to do across.
We're going to be representing
a double crochet and a chain 1 on the bottom
and a chain 1 on the top.
So, because that's what we're going to do across.
We're going to chain 1, we're
going to skip our next chain
and we're going to double
crochet in the next 2.
We're going to be doing a lot of double crochet
and start making our triangles.
So we're going to start with a chain three.
It's going to count as a double crochet and it's going to add
We're going to work
into this next one,
and it's the chain,
and work into that next one,
which is technically
the top of our three chains
that counted
as a double crochet.
And we're going to do two double crochets in those as well.
Just remember that very first stitch, you're just doing a chain three,
and then every stitch across, you're going to do two double crochets.
And we'll be ready for row three
of our pattern repeat.
Okay, so for row three, we're...
Kind of what we did down here.
So we're going to chain four,
which is going to count as a
double crochet, a chain one,
a turning chain, and you'll
do a double crochet in the top.
So you're going to make the little triangles
and then space it over and over again.
And in a larger swatch this is what you get.
It's very versatile.
You can definitely tell the right side from the wrong side.
The right side has the little loops coming across at the front
of the work, and the back side has more kind of like leaf-looking,
is kind of what I think it looks like, but both sides are very pretty.
So this is a great stitch pattern to watch TV to, and to make
a scarf out of, some self-striping yarn would look great in this,
so just any solid color, even maybe a variegated,
try out some different swatches, see what you like.
But that is...
Triangle Stitch Pattern, I'm Deja
with KnitandCrochetEverAfter.com, thank you for watching.
