Jasmine Stitch
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Hey Crocheters! ✨ It’s Nadia here, the owner and creator of New Mom Spirit!
I’ve been crocheting for over two decades—yes, you read that right! I picked up my first hook and yarn when I was just seven years old, sitting next to my dear grandmother. She taught me how to knit, crochet, read patterns, and—most importantly—how to create something beautiful out of nothing.
She passed away just three days before my birthday this year, and I miss her every single day. But every stitch I make carries a piece of her love, wisdom, and creativity. And now, I want to share that with you.
Back then, I didn’t know the names of the stitches—I just followed the symbols and figured things out by sight. It took years for me to learn the proper names and techniques, but I never stopped creating.
I was told so many times that “craft can’t feed you” and “you can’t compete with big brands and machines.” But you know what? They were wrong.
And I’m here to prove it.
💖 If you love crochet, you CAN turn it into something bigger.
🧶 If you dream of mastering stitches, you WILL get there.
🚀 And I’m here to help you level up—from beginner to PRO.
So, let’s dive into today’s gorgeous stitch! 🎉
The Jasmine Stitch is an elegant, textured stitch that creates a beautiful floral effect, making it perfect for blankets, scarves, and delicate crochet projects. This stitch may take some practice, but once mastered, it becomes a rewarding and stunning addition to your crochet skills.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Materials & Tools
- Yarn Selection
- Terms & Abbreviations
- Pattern Notes
- Jasmine Stitch Pattern (Step-by-Step)
- Video Tutorial
- Final Thoughts
Materials & Tools
For this tutorial, I used the following materials, but feel free to experiment with different yarn weights and hook sizes:
- Yarn: Any soft, medium-weight yarn (e.g., DK or worsted weight)
- Hook: 4.5 mm crochet hook
- Scissors
- Darning needle
Always check the yarn label for the recommended hook size to achieve the best results.
Yarn Selection
The Jasmine Stitch looks stunning in solid colors to highlight its floral texture. You can also use variegated yarn for a more playful, blended effect. Choose a soft yarn with good drape for the best results.
Terms & Abbreviations (UK Terms with US Conversion)
- ch - Chain
- yo - Yarn Over
- dc (sc in US) - Double Crochet (Single Crochet in US)
- tr (dc in US) - Treble Crochet (Double Crochet in US)
- Jasmine Stitch Cluster (JSC) - Special cluster used to form the petals
Pattern Notes
- Written in UK terms (convert to US above)
- Each Jasmine Stitch consists of a cluster of puff stitches
- Maintain loose tension for a soft, airy texture
- A video tutorial is available at the end of this post
Jasmine Stitch Crochet Pattern
Foundation Row:
- Create a slip knot and ch an even number of stitches.
- Work 1 dc into the second ch from the hook and across the row. Turn.
Jasmine Stitch Rows:
- Start a Cluster: Yo, insert hook into first stitch, pull up a long loop (about 1cm), yo, insert hook into same stitch, pull up another loop. Repeat 3 times to create 6 loops on the hook.
- Close the Cluster: Yo, pull through all loops, ch 1 to secure.
- Continue Clusters: Insert hook into ch-1 space of the previous cluster, pull up a loop. Repeat Step 1 to create a new cluster.
- Repeat Step 3 across the row.
- Chain 1, turn, and continue adding clusters in the same manner for the next row.
Continue repeating until your work reaches the desired length.
Video Tutorial
For visual learners, watch the full step-by-step video tutorial to see the Jasmine Stitch in action! (Insert video link here)
Final Thoughts
The Jasmine Stitch is delicate, intricate, and perfect for a variety of crochet projects. With some practice, you’ll fall in love with its floral beauty. Try it in different yarn colors and share your creations!
✨ Want more advanced stitches? Stay tuned for our Complete Stitch Library coming soon!
Happy Crocheting! 🧶💖