Seersucker Stitch Knitting Pattern for Beginners

The Seersucker Stitch Knitting Pattern creates textured rows of puckered diamond shapes edged with stockinette ridges. It looks like a complex raised pillowy design simply with basic stitches for beginning knitters.

You can get your printable pattern instructions for both flat and in the round pieces below, along with a helpful knitting chart and video tutorial.

Seersucker Stitch Texture Design

The word “seersucker” came into English from Hindi, and originates from the Persian words meaning “milk and sugar.” As a result, the seersucker fashion fabric is woven with some threads bunching together, giving the fabric a slightly wrinkled appearance.

8-Row Repeat Pattern

This 8-Row Repeat Knit Stitch Pattern is achieved with just a simple combination of knits and purls.

Not a Reversible Stitch

The Seersucker Stitch is not a reversible pattern, because the right and wrong sides differ. Although, the wrong side has a nice clean look when visible.

Seersucker Stitch Hat Pattern

My Seacliff Seersucker Hat pattern creates a loose-fitting textured beanie knitted in the round on circular needles.

The hat has textured rows that create diamond shapes giving it a raised and pillowy design. With a twisted 1×1 rib brim, this hat design is created by this elegant knit and purl texture using just one needle size.