Crochet Christmas Garland in 1 hour. Jasmin Stitch

By kimcraft


This beautiful Christmas Tree Garland will make your interior super festive. These trees are very elegant yet super easy and fast to make.


Jasmin stitch is a puff stitch that will make your tree stand out.


You can crochet a bigger size trees by increasing the number of chains. You may use any type of yarn and a  matching hook size. I am using 100% cotton yarn and 3.5 mm crochet hook.




 
Here the full video tutorial:



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  1. JuneDecember 8, 2021 at 10:03 AM

    Where is the written pattern please?

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    1. kimcraftDecember 9, 2021 at 6:14 AM

      I had no time to write it, if you wish contact me directly here: https://t.me/kimcraftshop

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    2. JuneDecember 9, 2021 at 7:06 AM

      Not to worry, I thought I was missing them somehow. I can imagine it would be time consuming to write it out and photograph, and much easier to show in the video. I'll watch the video again and try to work along at the same time. Many thanks for replying, and for sharing your design with us.

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  2. PLRNovember 20, 2024 at 8:04 PM

    Hi Kim! These are so so lovely, we are wanting to make some garlands with my mum that we can keep for years to come. But we are just beginners and having problems following the video. Can you please direct me to the pattern? I tried the above link you posted that took me to a telegram channel that’s isn’t being used anymore. Please let me know where we can get the pattern we are very keen to start making these for our family for Christmas 🥰 thank you!

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