A potholder, a stand for a mug, for hot, a rug - a lot of things can be done to tie a stunningly beautiful pattern "Jasmine".
Spectacular and not complicated in execution.
I hope you will like it as much as I liked it.
You need: a thread (I have 160 m per 100 g), a hook (I have 4)
Timecodes:
00:00 introduction
00:07 ring
00:50 the first round of flowers
07:22 second round of flowers
20:56 the third round of flowers
36:06 loop
37:51 conclusion
Pattern:
Ring: knot, 4 chains (ch), slip stitch (sl st)
1st circle of flowers:
1 popcorn, 1 single crochet (sc);
1 popcorn up and 1 popcorn in the ring, both complete and 1 sc;
1 popcorn up and 1 popcorn in the ring, both complete and 1 sc;
1 popcorn up and 1 popcorn in the ring, both complete and 1 sc;
1 popcorn up and 1 popcorn in the ring + 1 popcorn at the top, we complete all three and 1 sc;
2d circle of flowers:
1 popcorn up, 1 sc
1 popcorn up, 1 popcorn in a neighboring flower, 1 popcorn in the next flower, we complete everything, 1 sc
1 popcorn up, 1 popcorn in the neighboring flower, we complete everything, 1 sc
and then repeat: if we make the 6th petal in the neighboring flower, we go on to the next flower. If we put the 5th petal in the neighboring flower, we do not go any further, we complete the lush columns and make the sc
at the end of the circle there will be 4 popcorns and sc
3rd circle of flowers:
1 popcorn up, 1 sc
1 popcorn up, 1 popcorn in a neighboring flower, 1 popcorn in the neighboring flower, we complete everything, 1 sc
1 popcorn up, 1 popcorn in the neighboring flower, we complete everything, 1 sc
and then repeat: if we make the 6th petal in the neighboring flower, we go on to the next flower. If we put the 5th petal in the neighboring flower, we do not go any further, we complete the lush columns and make the sc.
at the end of the circle there will be 2 popcorns and sc
Loop: 15 chains, single crochet, 1 chain, pull and cut the thread