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How To Crochet Mini Berries Stitch

As you probably know, I love finding easy but pretty knit and crochet stitches. This Mini Berries stitch is definitely both simple and pretty.  It actually reminds me of the recent pattern that I used for the Prettiest Lil’ Washcloths that was on the blog.  The texture created is something like mini-bobbles or clusters, but it’s crocheting with basic single crochet and chain stitches only.  The written pattern can actually look a bit confusing in my opinion. For that reason  I’ve made a video on how to make it (see the video below) and you can also find the written pattern near the end of this blog post.  I think you’ll find this stitch to be quite dainty and pretty.  It also doesn’t hurt when you’re using an incredibly yummy yarn like this new Tina Tape yarn from Wool & The Gang!  They were kind enough to send some my way so that I could share it with you today.  🙂  I’ve never crocheted with silk, but if I had to guess what it felt like, it would be something like this yarn. It also happens to be 100% vegan and they say on their blog, ” Tina Tape Yarn uses renewable energy and is made of fibre from sustainably sourced eucalyptus trees.” Neat, right?

It’s different than anything I’ve ever used and it’s a real treat and feels like luxury.

Anyhoo, below you’ll find the written pattern for this stitch and you can also watch the YouTube video tutorial so you can see how it’s done!

Click “play” on the video below to see how this stitch works up!

 

Mini Berries Crochet Pattern

Abbreviations & Stitches:

ch – chain

sc- single crochet

Bst – Berry Stitch – Insert hook in stitch, draw up a loop, leaving loop on hook, chain 3 more stitches, draw yarn through both loops on the hook.

Chain an even number of stitches

Row 1 Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each stitch across the row, ch 1 turn

Row 2 Sc in 1st sc, *Bst in next sc, sc in next sc; rep from * across the row, ch 1, turn

Row 3 Sc in each st across row, ch 1, turn

Row 4 Bst in first sc, sc in next sc, * Bst in next sc, sc in next sc; rep from * across to last sc; sc in last sc; ch 1, turn.

Row 5 Repeat row 3.

Repeat rows 2 through 5 until your piece is as long as you like.

 

 

 

Even Ruby enjoys some down time with yarn

I hope that you’ve enjoyed this stitch pattern!

XO

Jessica

Thank you to Wool & The Gang for supplying the yarn that I used in this post. All opinions, crazy or not, are my own.

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10 Comments

  1. This is a lovely stitch, but I wonder if you could explain how many hook through one loop only you do in each Berry Stitch? The video keeps “hanging up” and stops before the Bst is complete…and in the written pattern, it does no how many times I do the hook through one loop only in each Bst.
    I’d love to try this….and really enjoy getting new stitches with which to work – especially those that create a nice texture to the finished project.
    Thank you for your sharing….

    1. Hi Carol,

      I hope I understand your question! Let me try to help out. You want to chain three stitches for the berry stitch. Once you’ve chained three (you can see that in the video) you then make a single crochet stitch. Let me know if I can clarify!

  2. This yarn looks lovely and so does the stitch! I think this will lend itself well to many projects. I’m thinking blanket, purse, scarf…which do you think I should tackle first?

  3. This is a beautiful stitch! I’ve seen that yarn around, but it isn’t in Michael’s when I go to look for it. Do I order it off of their website??

    Thanks! -Jane

  4. I enjoy your web site and love all your patterns. Your tutorials are great. SLow enough to watch and follow, but not to put me to sleep .

    Thank you.

  5. Jessica! Thank you! It’s beautiful. Just finished the Icelandic blanket and it is beautiful (if I do so so myself.)) I still have a couple ends to weave in and then I’ll post a pic. As always, you rock. Also as always, I’m sure I’ll be back with questions. I’m never intimated to try new things when it comes to your designs, b/c you keep it simple and are so responsive to questions.
    Take care!

    1. Hi Leah!
      I’m so glad that you’ve enjoyed my designs! I definitely do try to respond to everyone though it does sometimes get a bit challenging at times! I’m so thrilled that the Icelandic Blanket turned out for you. That is a fave of mine! Have a great day!

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