Raspberry Crochet Stitch
Learn how to crochet the Raspberry Crochet Stitch with this step by step tutorial. Included is a video tutorial to help explain. The stitch can be made using any sized hook and yarn weight.
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Cheryl Y
May 08, 2017
I like this Raspberry Crochet Stitch tutorial, it does remind me of the bobble stitch. It's a simple stitch to do once you learn the basic stitches. I like the video that she did of the stitch showing it in slow mo, made me pass through it. I have made a few hats using this stitch pattern and l didn't know you needed to turn your work in-side-out, I just pushed each bobble out. Now with this I see I did the wrong thing. It's great to learn new stitches and where I went wrong. Thank you so much for sharing this free crochet tutorial.
Inukshuk84
May 10, 2016
This stitch works up beautifully, in either solid or variegated yarns. I would recommend this stitch when making scarves or cowls. The finished fabric ends up wonderfully thick for cold weather, but also has a nice drape. It looks great in any yarn weight as well, so it's a very versatile stitch!
cabon51 2166183
Oct 30, 2015
I started a cap titled Ice Queen. In the picture it looks like a bubble but it is not. What does dcfp stand for - guessing double crochet ?? Help
mulberrygalprinces s
May 10, 2016
Hi cabon, it means double crochet front post. If you see dcbp, that's double crochet back post. It can be confusing at times. If you get stuck again, I recommend going to google.com and just enter" what does dcbp in crochet mean?" It will send you to a tutorial or crochet site to explain. Hats mainly the way I learned. Happy hooking!
mikkiswings 081210 8
Feb 23, 2013
I think this is great thank you for your time and showing me this stich
lavenderlove5024 8 456218
Feb 04, 2013
I liked the tutorial,it was very clear. But I have one pet peeve. I don't understand why people keep changing the names of the stitches, when they already have a name from way back. This is none other than the Berry stitch modified. And like the Popcorn stitch is now called the Bubble stitch etc. Do we just call it what we want to call it and make it ours now. I say leave it with the pioneer who made in the first place. After all they are the ones who invented the stitchs in the first place why not let them keep the honor they so deserve.
shirlysever 148609 3
Feb 03, 2013
I agree - tutorial is not clear. Do you use the two stitches you dropped? If making into an afghan and turn for the second row, Chain 3 and where do you go into from there? Very confusing. Sorry
lindanne 3304444
Jan 22, 2013
I am pretty experienced, but I had a few ques after both reading the instructions & watching the tutorial: (1) the written instruc. don't mention any chains after each raspberry, just to sk 2 st - but in the tutorial, for the second round, she says to make the next raspberry in the "ch 2 space". (2) on the 2nd & subsequent rounds, both instruc & tutorial say to make the raspberries in the skipped st - does that mean a raspberry in BOTH skipped st between raspberries, or only in one? Help!! I'd love to make this but just am confused!
dey1960
Feb 03, 2013
I THINK she means for 1) the ch 2 that is usually made at the beginning on a new round, and 2) by skipping the 2 stitches in the previous round, there's now a single stitch that spans the two skipped stitches and we're supposed to make the raspberry in that stitch, all the way around. I think :-) I'm going to try this and find out. Keeping fingers crossed.
jhnbggr
Jan 21, 2013
Raspberry tutorial is excellent. Easy to listen to and easy to follow. I have added rows of raspberries to a beanie hat. Very cute. Thank you.
poppyatpuppy9 8908 192
Dec 11, 2012
Thank goodness for tutorials. I have only taken one crochet class and have taught myself so much from tutorials. I am a visual learner but can struggle with directions if forced. I won't give up on something I really want to make because there is no tutorial BUT I much prefer one and the learning is so much more enjoyable. Being able to move forward or back is such an amazing option.
airmare 2291624
Dec 10, 2012
I don't like tutorials either. I like written instrucitons. It would be nice to have a pattern using the Raspberry Crochet Stitch -- like an afghan or throw.
TopazRiver
Nov 28, 2012
Great site Meladora Creations! A simple yet effective stitch. One I am sure to use. I rely on video tutorials as it brings the craft to life. I can then visualise what to do when I read the pattern. Not a bad video and I was able to skip some of the slow motion when I got the general idea.
jesusislord1953 99 06392
Nov 27, 2012
Don't know about you, but I H-A-T-E tutorials. A friend says that different people have different learning styles. Some people are visual learners who learn best by seeing something. I prefer directions. Or at least the option of either one.
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