The double crochet cluster stitch can be used in many ways in order to add some extra detail and interest to your crochet creations. You can make ripples, grannies, v-stitches and even more with this nifty stitch. So, I’ve found some awesome double crochet cluster stitch patterns for you to try out and enjoy.
You can find a written, photo, and also a video tutorial of the double crochet cluster stitch made with 2 double crochets HERE. Some of these patterns use more then 2 double crochets in the clusters, however it’s easy to add more once you understand the stitch. Happy crocheting!
Here are the names and links to seven free patterns featuring the double crochet cluster stitch.
1) Desert Sunset Shawl by Winding Road Crochet
“Colorful, light, and airy, the Desert Sunset Shawl reminds me of my trips to Sedona, Arizona. This is wanted I wanted to portray in this shawl.”
2) Faded Ripple by Jessie At Home
“Faded ripple is a great stitch to use with stripes, because it gives a pretty detail to color changes.”
3) Cluster Crochet Beanie by Meladora’s Crochet
“This Free Crochet pattern teaches you how to crochet a cluster stitch beanie for all sizes.”
4) Greek Goddess Wrap Crochet by Caitlin’s Contagious Creations
“The Greek Goddess Wrap Crochet Pattern is a great easy pattern for a light and fun spring shawl.”
5) Diagonal Cluster Lace by Crochet Kim
This crochet pattern is actually a crochet stitch tutorial, but it’s so pretty I just had to include it!
6) Zen Garden Shawl By The Purple Poncho
“The Zen Garden Shawl is a vibrant pink and purple shawl made in thread yarn with a lacy design. Then finish it off with a lacy stitch and beautiful border for a stunning shawl to keep for yourself or to give away to a loved one.”
7) Wasilla Poncho by A Crocheted Simplicity
“I used to spend hours sitting next to (my mom) as she sewed new dresses for us both for church and special occasions. I didn’t have a baby sister until I was almost 10 years old so she used to make the matching dresses for herself and I. This is what lead me to design a crochet poncho for both women and girls.”
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