Crochet Jasmine Stitch Coasters: A Charming and Creative Project

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How to Crochet a Jasmine Coaster!

Crochet enthusiasts, are you ready to embark on a fun and creative project? In this article, we’ll explore the captivating world of crochet, focusing on making charming coasters using the Jasmine Stitch. These crochet coasters are functional and aesthetically pleasing, making them a perfect addition to your home decor. Whether you’re a beginner looking for an easy crochet project or an advanced crocheter seeking a new, exciting pattern, this “Crochet Jasmine Stitch Coaster” is a must-try. Let’s dive into this incredible journey of crochet and create something beautiful.

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- *Materials Needed:*
Cotton yarn: For a unique look, choose your favorite cotton blend or worsted weight yarn in different colors.
- 4.0 mm crochet hook: The recommended hook size for this project.
- Stitch marker: Helps you keep track of your stitches.
- Tapestry needle or yarn needle for weaving in ends.

- *Getting Started:*
To begin with, we’ll use a magic ring, also known as a magic circle, to create the center of the coaster.
- Work in US crochet terms for this free crochet pattern.

- *Stitching the Jasmine Stitch:*
- The Jasmine Stitch combines basic crochet stitches like single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), and slip stitch (sl st) to create a textured and unique design.
- This stitch is a great way to add a special touch to your coasters.

- *Creating the Coaster:*
- Start by working your stitches into the magic ring.
- Follow the written pattern or use the provided photo tutorial for a guided video tutorial to help you through the process.
- Repeat the row until you reach the desired size for your coaster. You can make a set of coasters in different colors to match your decor.

The Jasmine Stitch is such a pretty stitch when it’s finished. It is more of an advanced type of stitch, so I created a video to follow along with if you need assistance. I made this pretty coaster with Redheart Purple and White yarn and an H hook. If you add the shell border, this coaster measures about 4.5 inches wide. If you would like to make it bigger, I would suggest a larger hook and thicker yarn. I hope you enjoy it!

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Materials:

H hook
Purple and White
Measures: 4.5 inches by 4.5 inches

H hook

ch 6, sl st in the beginning chain to create a ring.

rnd 1. Pull up your yarn, insert hook in ch 6, grab yarn, and pull up 2 times, hold the side yarn on the side with your finger or a hook (hook or finger, whichever you prefer) to keep a hole open (video may help you), and yarn over and pull through all your loops on the hook, insert hook in the hole that you kept open, grab the yarn with your hook and pull through the hole and then sc.

Continue on

-Pull up your yarn, insert in the hole of the center top of the previous cluster, yarn over, and pull up 2 times in the center of that cluster, then insert in the hole of ch 6, yarn over, and pull up 3 times, hold the side of yarn on the side to keep a hole open, and pull through all your loops on the hook, insert hook in the hole, grab the yarn through the hole and then sc.

*Pull up your yarn, insert it into the hole at the center top of the previous cluster, yarn over and pull up 2 times, then insert it into the hole of ch 6, yarn over and pull up 3 times, hold the side yarn on the side to keep a hole open, and pull through all your loops on the hook. Insert the hook into the hole, grab the yarn through the hole, and then sc.

*Repeat 3 more times, then pull up your yarn, and pull up your yarn on the hook 2 more times on top of the previous cluster, sl st in sc, ch 1

Start next round

Rnd 2. Pull up your yarn and pull up 2 more times in the beg stitch. Hold the side yarn on the side with your finger to keep a hole open (a video may help you). Yarn over and pull through all your loops on the hook. Insert the hook in the hole, grab the yarn through the hole, and then sc.

-1. pull up your yarn and pull up 2 more times on top of the previous cluster stitch, insert your hook in the beginning stitch, and pull up your yarn 3 times in the beg. stitch, pull up your yarn 3 more times in next stitch, yarn over pull through all loops, leave the side open, yarn over and pull through open side, then sc

-2. pull up your yarn, and yarn over and pull up 2 more time on top last cluster stitch, yarn over and pull up your yarn 3 times in the next stitch, yarn over pull through all loops, leave side open, yarn over and pull through open side, then sc

-*3. pull up your yarn and pull up 2 more times on top of the previous cluster stitch, insert your hook in the beginning stitch, and pull up your yarn 3 times in the beg. stitch, yarn over pull up your yarn 3 more times in next stitch, yarn over pull through all loops, leave side open, yarn over and pull through open side, then sc

- **4. pull up your yarn, and yarn over and pull up 2 more time on top last cluster stitch, yarn over and pull up your yarn 3 times in the next stitch, yarn over pull through all loops, leave side open, yarn over and pull through open side, then sc

Alternate between * and ** until you have six points to all your stars in the stitch. You will finish will *3 Round, which is 3 cluster stitches on your hook, and then yarn over and pull all cluster loops on your hook, (follow Rnd *3).

To Finish: Pull up your loop, yarn over, and pull up 2 more times, sl st in the beginning stitch. Fasten off.

Border: sl st with White yarn, *work 2sc, sc in the next stitch (a sc preferably in the center of the star),*Repeat around. sl st ‑36 sc

Shells: ch 1, *work 3 hdc, sl st in the next sc, *Repeat around, sl st, Fasten off. Weave in the ends.

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- *Finishing Touches:*
- Weave in the ends using your yarn needle, and your coasters are ready to use or gift.

- *Versatile and Fun:*
- These crochet coasters are a perfect project for beginner crocheters as they involve simple stitches and a basic pattern.
- For the more advanced crocheter, they offer an opportunity to experiment with different colors and create a unique set of round coasters.
- They also make great gifts for family and friends, adding a personal touch to your presents.

In conclusion, the “Crochet Jasmine Stitch Coaster” is a perfect way to hone your crochet skills, whether you’re a beginner or an advanced crocheter. The Jasmine Stitch, when worked in different colors and combined with basic crochet stitches, creates a beautiful and textured design. These coasters are not only functional but also add a unique touch to your home decor. You can make them for personal use or as thoughtful gifts for loved ones. So, grab your crochet hook, and your favorite yarn, and embark on your crochet journey to create these charming and easy crochet coasters. Happy crocheting!

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