As the world's horsemen moved from naturally gaited horses to trotting horses, the Peruvians continued to esteem and breed their naturally gaited Caballo Peruano de Paso. The Peruvian Paso horse descended from the bloodstock which was introduced to Peru from the Spanish, who at the time were the foremost horse breeders in the world. The Spanish horses brought to Peru blended the Barb, the Friesian, the Spanish Jennet, and the Andalusian.
The US double treble crochet stitch (also called double triple) is another basic stitch, the next step up in height from the treble crochet stitch. The abbreviation for...MORE this crochet stitch is dtr. It is used when a long stitch is needed within a crochet design, allowing you to add interesting detail to a project.
Step 3: Insert your hook into the first single crochet stitch. Tip: The top of the stitch on a single crochet looks like the letter V, and this is where you want to insert your hook. There will now be three loops on your hook because the (sc) stitch is made up of two loops. Step 4: Yarn over (yo). Step 5: Pull the yarn through the stitch on your hook. This means that you should only pull the yarn through the first two loops on your hook. Remember the first two loops make up the single crochet stitch. There should now be two loops on your hook.