Crochet Pineapple Stitch Pattern

The Pineapple Stitch is a timeless and elegant crochet pattern that adds a delicate lace-like texture to any project. Whether you’re creating shawls, table runners, or blankets, this stitch brings a classic touch to your handmade pieces. Its intricate design, reminiscent of pineapple motifs, makes it a favorite among crochet enthusiasts who love detailed and decorative stitches.

This pattern may seem complex at first, but by following the step-by-step instructions and understanding the stitch abbreviations, you’ll be able to master it with ease. Below, we break down the stitches and provide a detailed pattern guide to help you create beautiful crochet pieces with the Pineapple Stitch.

Abbreviations:

Chain stitch – ch
Double crochet / Single crochet – dc/sc
Treble / Double crochet – tr / dc
Double treble / Treble – d.tr/tr
Quintuple treble – qn.tr: yarn over the hook 5 times, insert the hook in dc/sc. Yarn over the hook and pull the hook through st. You should now have 7 loops on your hook. Yarn over the hook and draw yarn through the first 2 loops on your hook. Repeat this step until you have only 1 loop left on the hook.
Shell – work 3tr/dc + 2ch + 3tr/dc in the same space (or foundation ch)
Stitch – st

Crochet Pineapple Stitch Pattern

Foundation Chain:

Multiples of 22 + 5

Instructions:

Row 1: Skip 4 ch, 3tr/dc in next ch, *2 ch, skip 8 ch, 2d.tr/tr in next ch, 3d.tr/tr in each of the next 4 ch, 2 ch, skip 8 ch, shell in next ch; repeat from *, at the end of the row work 3tr/dc + 1ch + 1tr/dc (instead of a shell) in last ch, turn.

Row 2: 4 ch, 3tr/dc in space of 1ch, * 3 ch, 1dc/sc in each of the next 14 d.tr/tr below, 3 ch, shell in shell; repeat from *, at the end of the row work 3tr/dc + 1ch + 1tr/dc (instead of shell) in space of 4 ch, turn.

Row 3: 4 ch, 3tr/dc in space of 1ch, * 4 ch, skip 1dc/sc below, 1dc/sc in each of the next 12 dc/sc below, 4 ch, shell in shell; repeat from *, at the end of the row work 3tr/dc + 1ch + 1tr/dc (instead of shell) in space of 4 ch, turn.

Row 4: 4 ch, 3tr/dc in space of 1ch, * 4 ch, skip 1dc/sc below, 1dc/sc in each of the next 10 dc/sc below, 4 ch, shell in shell; repeat from *, at the end of the row work 3tr/dc + 1ch + 1tr/dc (instead of shell) in space of 4 ch, turn.

Row 5: 3 ch, 1tr/dc + 2ch + 3tr/dc in space of 1ch, * 4 ch, skip 1dc/sc below, 1dc/sc in each of the next 8 dc/sc below, 4 ch, shell in shell, 2 ch, 3tr/dc in the same shell; repeat from *, at the end of the row work 3tr/dc + 2ch + 2tr/dc in space of 4 ch, turn.

Continue following this pattern, reducing the number of stitches in each pineapple section until the shape is completed. The rows will form delicate arches and structured motifs resembling pineapple fruits, giving the stitch its characteristic appeal.

Tips for Working the Pineapple Stitch:

Keep an even tension to maintain the clarity of the pattern.
Using lightweight or lace yarn will enhance the stitch’s intricate look.
Blocking your finished project will help the pineapple shapes open up and become more defined.

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This Pineapple Stitch pattern is perfect for shawls, table runners, lacy cardigans, and even elegant blankets. Experiment with different yarn types and colors to create unique and stunning designs!

Enjoy crocheting!