- Work 2 double crochets,
- Make 1 sprig stitch,
- Then add 2 more double crochets.
Text Chart (Side Structure)
4. Forming the Remaining Corners
Every time you reach a corner space:
- Work 3 double crochets,
- Chain 2,
- Work 3 double crochets again in the same space.
Text Chart (Corner Group)
5. Increasing Subsequent Rounds
As your square grows:
- Place sprig stitches in the spaces between groups from the previous round.
- Maintain the corner formula in every round.
Text Chart (General Round)
6. Finishing
Once your Sprig Stitch Corner reaches the desired size:
- Fasten off.
- Weave in ends using a tapestry needle.
- Block the square if you want a sharper look.
ASCII Crochet Chart – Full Sample (Small 2-Round Square)
This is a visual text diagram representing a simplified Sprig Stitch Corner square:
Key:
- = double crochet
- = sprig stitch (3 loop pull-ups + close + ch1)
- = corner space
Extra Tips for a Perfect Sprig Stitch Square
- Keep all pulled loops the same height for a clean texture.
- Don’t tighten your sprig too much—its charm is the airy, layered look.
- Solid colors highlight the stitch better than variegated yarns.
- Use stitch markers in corners for the first few rounds.
Conclusion
The Sprig Stitch Corner is a stunning crochet technique that blends structure with gentle texture.
Because the sprigs sit slightly off the fabric, the square gains depth and personality—perfect for blankets, home décor, or modular projects.
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