As always, you provide clear, well paced instructions. I was daunted when google told me this was the hardest crochet stitch but you made it so straightforward.
This is so much fun to do! First time making a puff stitch, had trouble making consistent puff sizes until I just made them all the size of my thumb print, haha! I'm using this to make a scarf and it's looking very pretty so far! I used 6 puff stitches as a base.
I'm new to crochet too, and this is indeed a very helpful video.. I see some out there where they go too fast and/or the camera isn't close up enough. Have fun with your crochet :)
Thank you so much for this great tutorial! I've tried to do the stitch so many times now, your tutorial is the only one that I could follow right away! Much love from Germany!
Happy November 2023, I just came across this beautiful stitch, I'm adding this to my collection of blankets. I believe I've made about 50 different stitches. Love it ❤
I made my first born ( he’s 41 now) a cardigan and a little bonnet using this stitch! Forgot about it completely! Now I will have to go up into the attic and search for the pattern! Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful stitch, I tried it a few years ago and have to add a section of jasmine stitch flowers to my floral blanket. Thank you for all the inspiration.
Thank you for this video! It’s my new favorite stitch. I started with a small square to be a piece of an Afghan I’m working on, but I think I might make an entire blanket out of this stitch. It’s so pretty and a great weight!
WoW I've enjoyed learning this beautiful Jasmín stitch so much. I' m making a plate mat, something easy to start on. Thank you so much. Love your work. 🧶🧵🪡🧺🌸🌷😻😘😘
I just found your video. Watching your video , I am learning how to Crochet, thanks so much , plus I just bought your yarn,I can’t wait to try it. I bought yarn at the market and learn the grannie stitch. And I find your video are much earlier then most . Thanks so much
Wow this is stunning. I think a sweater would be great but a bit of a yarn eater. So guess I would do a scarf. Thanks I have never seen this stitch before.
Thank you for this video. I was really happy to see this stitch in your patchwork blanket pattern but was a bit confused with the written instructions and the photographs!! It's a lovely stitch and I'm enjoying working with it.
Thank you! I've been admiring this stitch but I was a bit afraid to try it myself. You broke it down beautifully! I'll be using a pink ombre yarn to make a scarf with this stitch
I love this beautifull stich. You explain it so well and make it very easy for the beginners. Im new to crochet but love to give it a try.. can you please tell me the standard size to stitch a scarf.. Thank you.
Beautiful stitch! I love your videos, your instructions are wonderful. I am getting space in between the puffs. Is that a side effect of too much tension?
Love this video and stitch. Can I ask if I want to add this stitch after a few rows of SC (USA terms) how would I go about adding it in? Would I do the puffs after skipping a number of stitches? Any advice would be appreciated x
Thank you! 😊 I’ve never actually attempted to work jasmine stitch on top of another, different stitch - as it is worked using a foundation row of puff stitches instead of a traditional starting chain, I’m not sure how well it would work. I think I would try working a row of puff stitches in top of your rows of SC and then attempt the jasmine stitch, but you may be best off working it as a separate piece and seaming it together.
Just a small note, at 5:15ish after working into the top of the puff stitch for the first petal you said you should have 4 loops on the hook which is wrong there are 5 on the hook at that point. I only point it out because I was like "wait did I fuck up twice now? No, there are 5 loops on her hook, guess it was a whoops"
I keep trying this lovely stitch but no matter how many times I watch these videos for the Jasmin stitch, one end keeps increasing size. Can you please help?
Hi Pamela, I have a written tutorial for this here which might help you: ecs.page.link/9PCQZ I would have a practise by making a small sample piece first to try and figure out where you're going wrong - it could be the turning puff stitch if it's increasing at one end? 🙂
This is definitely a tricky stitch that can take some practise, but you will get there 😊 Make sure your loops aren't too tight, and then angle your hook downwards and keep it really straight as you pull through.
