These little stitches are so much fun, they ‘pop’ right out of your fabric. These big, bumpy stitches use trebles, so you’ll need to know how to treble crochet before trying this new stitch.
The small bumps look similar to bobble crochet stitch, but the great thing about popcorn crochet stitch is that it can be worked in any stitch, even double crochet, so you can create much smaller bumps.
But in this tutorial we’re going to show you how to crochet popcorn stitch using treble crochet stitches.
You can make the popcorn stitch on right side or wrong side rows, so that they ‘pop’ out of the front or the back of your fabric. We’ll show you how to work both types so that the bumps only show on the front or right side of the crochet fabric.
Check out our handy video guide to learn how to crochet popcorn stitch, or read on for our step-by-step picture guide.
Don't forget, if you're not familiar with any of the terminology used in this how to crochet a popcorn stitch tutorial, you can always check our our guide to abbreviations and conversions.
