Left Handed Crochet | Treble Crochet Decrease Step-by-Step

Welcome to Southpaw Crochet Studio, where left-handed crochet is made simple. In this video, you’ll learn how to do a treble crochet decrease (tr dec), also called treble crochet 2 together (tr2tog). A decrease combines two stitches into one, helping shape your crochet projects by reducing the number of stitches in a row. In this tutorial, you’ll learn: • How to decrease using treble crochet stitches • How to combine two treble crochet stitches into one • How decreases work at the beginning, middle, or end of a row For this tutorial, I’m using: • 5mm crochet hook • Medium weight yarn • US crochet terms If you need a refresher, you can watch: Treble Crochet Stitch → https://youtu.be/bSjrs_DDWO4 If you enjoy simple, step-by-step crochet tutorials designed for left-handed crocheters, consider subscribing—it’s completely free—and tap the bell so you don’t miss future videos. If this video helped you, a thumbs up lets YouTube know it’s useful to other left-handed crocheters. Left-Handed Crochet Made Simple. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:31 Supplies and setup 00:45 Working the first treble crochet partially 00:58 Starting the second stitch 01:15 Completing the decrease 01:25 Repeating the decrease 02:02 Important reminder (same anywhere in row) 02:10 Final tips and encouragement #lefthandedcrochet, #treblecrochetlefthanded, #tr2tog, #crochetforbeginners, #crochettutorial