Crochet Pattern

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This pattern is an example based on worsted weight yarn and a size J hook – adjust the measurements as necessary to your own yarn and hook size.

*Please note this pattern is meant to be a guide – the numbers are just approximations and counting is not important! A chain of 75 will give you a medium length vine and take 1-2 hours to complete, but that is simply a suggestion! Chain as many as you want! Feel free to make changes to make the vine your own! As long as the finished piece still resembles wisteria, have fun with it!*

1. Chain 75 (chain longer if you want your vine to be longer)

2. Turn and two triple crochet in each chain for a total of 150 triple stitches

3. Turn and for the next 50 stitches two triple crochet in each – creating 100 triple stitches

4. For the next 40 stitches two double crochet in each – creating 80 double stitches (180 stitches total for this row)

5. For the next 30 stitches two half-double crochet in each – creating 60 half-double stitches (240 total stitches for this row)

6. For the next 10 stitches two single crochet in each – creating 20 single stitches (260 total for the second row)

7. Tie off and weave in ends

*If desired, repeat steps 3-7 to make the top of the vine larger

*By doubling the stitches each time, it create the spiral effect and the goal is to go from large to small in a cone shape. The measurements are just estimates – adjust according to your yarn and hook size!

This project is completely flexible! Each vine/tendril is unique to you! Make this as long or as short and as thick or thin as you want! Use whatever color and whatever yarn your heart desires! That’s the point! Each vine is different, but all together they create a beautiful display!

Example of a vine that is wider at the top with three rows of triple crochet

Long vine with three rows of triple crochet at the top

Shorter and thinner vine with only two rows of triple crochet at the top

All of the vines together!

Second view of all of the vines