A treble crochet, also known as a triple crochet, is a tall stitch used in crochet projects. It is the tallest of the six basic stitches that beginners learn first. To make a treble crochet, you start by yarning over the hook twice, then insert the hook in the stitch, yarn over, and pull up through the stitch. This will leave four loops on the hook. Then, yarn over and draw through two loops on the hook three times. The treble crochet creates a looser, more open fabric with a beautiful drape, making it great for a variety of projects, including blankets, scarves, and garments. To start a new row of treble crochet, make a turning chain of four chain stitches, which in most cases counts as a stitch.