Cute Crochet Jasmine Stitch Coaster Pattern Everyone Will Love
Refresh your table setting with a free crochet jasmine stitch coaster pattern that adds stylish texture to everyday décor.
During a cozy afternoon of crocheting, I found a wonderful way to make a small coaster bloom like a flower using the Jasmine stitch. This stitch creates soft, puffy petals that give your coaster a lovely 3D look, making it not just useful but also super pretty. It’s great for protecting your tables from drinks and adds a handmade charm to your home. Plus, it’s a fantastic project for anyone new to crocheting!
More Creative Ideas Using the Jasmine Stitch
Once you’re comfortable with this stitch, you can create so many wonderful things! Imagine making a soft scarf, a cozy blanket, or even bright pillows with the same flowery texture. You could also crochet matching placemats and pot holders for a colorful kitchen set. The puff petals add a lovely detail to any piece, making your crochet projects stand out. The Jasmine stitch is your gateway to lots of beautiful, handmade treasures!
Beautiful Crochet Jasmine Stitch Coaster Pattern with Simple Steps
You begin by making a tiny circle and then crochet a series of puff stitches that form the petals of the flower. Don’t worry if it sounds tricky—the Jasmine stitch is easier than it looks! By pulling loops through several times and finishing with a single crochet and chain, each puff stitch takes shape beautifully. With every round, your flower grows bigger until it’s the perfect size for a coaster. The last touch is a neat edging with little loops called picot stitches that make it look finished and special. It’s a fun and gentle way to practice new stitches and see your project come alive.
Jasmine Stitch Coaster Crochet Pattern (US Terms)
Welcome to this step-by-step crochet pattern for crocheting a simple Jasmine Stitch Coaster. This beautiful and textured coaster is perfect for enhancing your home decor or gifting to loved ones. With a floral motif and the intricate Jasmine stitch, this pattern creates an elegant and decorative touch to any table.
Uses of This Pattern
- Decorative Coasters: Perfect for coffee or tea tables.
- Gifts: Handmade gifts for housewarmings, weddings, or holidays.
- Skill-Building: Practice creating puff stitches, picot stitches, and working in chain spaces.
Skill Level & Terminology
- Skill Level: Intermediate
- The Jasmine stitch involves handling multiple loops at once; it may be slightly challenging for beginners but is achievable with practice.
- Terminology: US Crochet Terms
Materials & Tools
Here is everything you need to get started:
- Yarn:
- Lightweight (#3) or DK cotton yarn in the color of your choice.
- Crochet Hook:
- Recommended: 3.5 mm or size E hook (adjust as needed for your tension).
- Additional Tools:
- Yarn needle for weaving in ends.
- Scissors.
Gauge
Gauge is not critical for this pattern, but tight and consistent tension is ideal for defining the Jasmine stitch and creating the coaster’s structure.
Finished Size
The completed coaster will measure approximately 5–6 inches in diameter. Size may vary slightly depending on the yarn and hook used.
Abbreviations
| Abbreviation | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ch | Chain |
| sc | Single Crochet |
| dc | Double Crochet |
| sl st | Slip Stitch |
| Puff | Puff Stitch |
| st(s) | Stitch(es) |
Special Stitch Instructions
Jasmine Stitch (Puff Stitch):
- Yarn over, insert the hook into the designated space, and pull up a loop, keeping all loops extended to the same height.
- Repeat this step three times (you should have seven loops on your hook).
- Yarn over one last time and pull through all seven loops.
- Insert the hook into the loop you just made, yarn over, and pull through for a single crochet (sc). Chain 1 to secure the puff.
Picot Stitch:
- Chain 3.
- Insert your hook into the two strands below the last chain of your stitch.
- Yarn over and pull through the strands and the loop on your hook.
What You’ll Learn From This Pattern
- How to create and connect Jasmine stitches.
- Techniques for enhancing texture with puff and picot stitches.
- How to work in rounds, adding decorative edges with chain spaces and picot stitches.
The Pattern
Rnd 1: Jasmine Flower Center
- Create a Ring: Start with a slip knot.
- Ch 4, then sl st into the first chain to form a ring.
- First Puff Stitch:
- Extend the loop on your hook slightly.
- Yarn over, insert your hook into the ring, and pull up a long loop. Repeat this process two more times (you should now have 7 loops on your hook).
- Yarn over, hold the base of the loops with your fingers, and pull through all 7 loops on your hook. Insert the hook into the loop you’re holding, yarn over, and pull through.
- Ch 1 to complete the puff stitch.
- Two Puffs Together:
- Extend loop on hook, yarn over, and insert your hook into the base of the first puff stitch. Pull up a loop, repeat the same process three times (7 loops on hook).
- Yarn over and insert the hook into the ring, then repeat the step three times (6 loops on hook). You now have 13 loops on your hook.
- Yarn over, hold the base of the loops, and pull through all 13 loops. Insert the hook into the held loop, make a sc, and ch 1 to finish.
- Repeat Step 3 four more times, creating a total of five double-puff clusters around the ring.
- After working all five clusters:
- For the last puff, work the second half into the base of the first puff.
- Complete the cluster, yarn over, and sl st to close the round.
Plain Explanation:
This round forms the floral center of your coaster using Jasmine stitches arranged in a circular shape. Each stitch requires pulling up multiple loops and securing with a single crochet and chain 1.
Rnd 2: Alternate Three and Two Puffs
- Begin with One Puff:
- Start with one puff stitch in any space between petals.
- Alternate Three and Two Puffs Together:
- For the three-puff cluster:
- Make 1 incomplete puff in the base of the current puff stitch.
- Make 1 incomplete puff in the same petal center from the previous round.
- Make 1 incomplete puff in the next petal center.
- Yarn over and pull through all 19 loops to finish. Sc and ch 1 to complete.
- For the two-puff cluster:
- Make 1 incomplete puff in the base of the current cluster.
- Make 1 incomplete puff in the next petal center.
- Yarn over and pull through all 13 loops. Sc and ch 1 to complete.
- For the three-puff cluster:
- Alternate three-puff clusters and two-puff clusters around the ring, adjusting as needed to ensure symmetry.
- At the end of the round, sl st to the first puff stitch to close.
You are building on the flower shape by working Jasmine stitches. Switch between clusters of three and two puffs to create a layered, textured effect.
Rnd 3: Further Expansion
- Repeat Jasmine Stitches:
- Begin the round with 1 puff stitch.
- Follow with alternating three-puff clusters and two-puff clusters.
- Continue around, ensuring proper placement for six petals in each flower.
- Finishing:
- At the end of the round, complete any unfinished clusters, ensuring an even flower distribution.
- Sl st into the first puff stitch to complete the round.
This round further expands the coaster while maintaining the floral pattern. Check your petal counts to ensure symmetry before moving to the next round.
Rnd 4: Chain Spaces
- Chain Round:
- Ch 1, sc into the same stitch.
- Ch 3, sc into the next stitch.
- Repeat this pattern around until you have 18 chain spaces.
- Closing the Round:
- Join the last chain space to the first sc with a sl st.
The chain spaces will form the framework for the decorative edging.
Rnd 5: Chain Space Doubling
- Double Chain Spaces:
- Ch 1, sc in the first st.
- Ch 3, sc into the next chain space. Continue this pattern, creating two chain-3 spaces for each single crochet around.
- At the end of the round, you should have 36 chain spaces. Sl st to the first sc to close.
This round doubles the number of chain spaces, increasing the coasters' decorative size.
Rnd 6: Decorative Edging
- Edging:
- Sl st to the first chain space, ch 1, sc in the same space.
- 3 dc, ch 3, make a picot stitch, 3 dc in the same chain space.
- Sc in the next chain space.
- Repeat this pattern around:
- Sc, 3 dc, picot, 3 dc in one chain space, then sc in the next chain space.
- Finish with a sl st to the first sc to close.
Plain Explanation:
The final round creates a beautiful scalloped edge with picot stitches that add a delicate and professional finish to your coaster.
Assembly & Finishing
- Weave in Ends: Use a yarn needle to weave in any loose ends securely. Trim excess yarn for a clean finish.
- Block the Coaster: Gently block your completed project to even out its shape and ensure a perfectly circular finish.
Why You’ll Love This Pattern
This Jasmine Stitch Coaster brings an elegant flair to your crochet repertoire. Its floral design and intricate texture are surprisingly simple to achieve, providing great project satisfaction. Whether you’re crafting for yourself or others, this charming coaster will quickly become a favorite in your home decor or gift-giving collection.