The half treble crochet stitch (htr) is a fantastic little stitch that is often overlooked. It creates a fabric that is not quite as tight and solid as a dc stitch, but not quite as loose and airy as a treble stitch, making half treble crochet stitch perfect for projects like bags and accessories, as well as garments of course!
In US terminology this would be called a half double crochet (hdc) stitch. You can find a full list of all abbreviations and UK to US conversions in our abbreviations and conversions guide
If you're completely new to crochet you can find of useful information in our beginners guide to crochet. Keep on reading for our step-by-step picture guide on how to half treble crochet, or you can check out this handy video!