How to Crochet Jasmine Stitch

In today’s tutorial we will learn how to make a crochet Jasmine stitch, a stitch that is a way to connect several puff stitches to create a tessellated flower or strut shape. In this stitch you will work three understitches in a row without finishing them, so you will join the three together to create the bottom three “petals”. And finally in the next row the bottoms of the puffs will create the petals by working in the middle of the three.

This pattern is a good option for you even if you are a beginner, this stitch consists of puffs, which are usually something a crocheter can handle. But don’t worry if you feel difficulty right from the start, because it’s not necessarily perfect for beginners.

This jasmine stitch is made up of several puff stitches, in which each stitch is made 8 yarns of wool, so this stitch is defined as THICK and so there are several logos of yarns that are not tightly interwoven into each other, you can start by training by making a scarf or hood.

Another important thing is when it comes to adjusting the tension of the threads, at first it may seem a bit complicated, because if you don’t pull the loops evenly, the flowers may look uneven, one larger than the other.

The nice thing about this stitch is that you can work with almost any size of hook, but you should always take into account the recommended hook size on the label, but I recommend always working with a smaller hook than recommended, it helps maintain a more uniform tension.

Learning to do jasmine stitch is a differential in your career as crocheters, jasmine stitch is a very sought after pattern and nothing too complicated to learn. There are several ideals for using this pattern.

• Accessories
• Cushions
• Amigurumi
• Blankets
• Scarves and mufflers
• Shawls

This stitch may seem a little confusing at first, like other stitches like the magic circle, double crochet, but there are several video tutorials that will help you learn and soon at the end you can follow the video tutorial of this stitch.

To start learning this stitch it is also important to know how to select an ideal hook and choose the ideal yarn for each crochet. For this makes all the difference at the end of your projects and what defines a more professional work from an amateur.

Abbreviations/Stitches Used

Chain – ch

Slip Stitch – sl st

Stitch – st

Skip – Sk

Foundation Puff Stitch – fps

Jasmine Stitch – js

In the world of crochet there are several types of stitches to learn, the ideal is to start with the most basic ones and as you get more advanced start selecting more challenging stitches, the more you practice the more you develop your skills as a crocheter.

If you are a differentiated artisan in the market it is possible to generate extra income through your projects, there are numerous opportunities that exist, you can start with small projects and as you grow start looking for more complex projects.

So it is essential in your career as a craftswoman to have a good knowledge of these different types of stitches that exist, it is also ideal to practice various types of patterns and all this you can find within our site and check out all the news available to you.

To help just below I will provide a video tutorial of the step by step of this stitch, I hope it can help you better return this beautiful stitch, and I would like to make it clear that the image and video credits are intended for the official website of the same.

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