Easy Daisy Puff (Jasmine Stitch) Blanket - Beginner Crochet Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- The Jasmine stitch is fast becoming my favorite stitch! I found out it was called a Jasmine stitch shortly after making this video which is why I called it a Daisy Puff. Too late to change the video now lol.
It's super easy to get the hang of, even if you're a complete beginner, or still new to crochet. Once you do, you can breeze through this blanket and have something really special and functional to enjoy! If you're not ready to make your blanket yet, that's ok! Just watch through this tutorial and you'll be an expert even before you buy your yarn. The only stitches you need to know for this tutorial are the Chain Stitch and Single Crochet.
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If you're having trouble with the flowers not being tight, don't be afraid to pull tight on the slip stitch. Before you pull the loop through, after picking up the 8th loop, give it a good tug and then pull it through the second loop. Then you'll have nice, tight flowers with no big gaps. Hope that helps someone.
That was exactly my problem! Thank you!
How does she do the last stitch at the end of the row? Cause mine didn't come out to a full 3 puff stitches if that makes sense
@@claramullet2529 I'm having the same problem
@@ashleywhatzerface7335 I'm there with you . It's otherwise very well explained
Can’t figure this out for the life of me 😂😭
I absolutely love how you teach. I didn’t need to listen to talk for 5 minutes before we got to the lesson. Thank you soooooo much! You ROCK!! ❤️
I’m very new at Crocheting so this is really interesting to watch, I’ve done a lot of knitting in the past though never crocheting. This is actually the first project that I’m 100% committing to, because you actually gave clear instruction unlike a lot of other channels I’ve looked at
I used your pattern a long time ago on a blanket my cats pulled the stitches out on but decided to come back and use it for a cardigan. I got mixed up with another lady on youtube doing the same stitch with the same colored yarn and i was thinking 'I don't ever remember it being this difficult'. Fast forward through a few minutes of searching and i found your tutorial. Thank God! You have THE BEST video for this stitch on youtube. Thank you for not over complicating things or confusing me!
So excited to try this stitch on a blanket for my daughter when she is in her wheelchair. Thanks for sharing
Cool God bless you
Your profile pics is cute
Have you made the blanket yet? Well if it did I’m sure it turned out good
When she is in her wheelchair what did you do to her?
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Thank you for this tutorial. It’s a beautiful stitch and is going to make a beautiful blanket for my granddaughter when she is born in October.
Just some constructive feedback as I was following this tutorial:
I struggled with where to put the hook for the chain of puff stitches: after searching around, I think it is in between the single crochet stitch and not the chain; it was just confusing because you didn’t specify.
I wish you had specified your yarn and hook size: I had to play around and frog a few times until I got a size I wanted but I would have liked a base idea to start from.
I would have liked to see how the end of your first row looked but your hand was covering it at that part of the video. It took me a minute to realize that it’s no different than the other daisy stitches but the last puff of the stitch is built into the first chain rather than a single crochet space.
Overall I really liked your video and it helped teach me this stitch, thank you!
Oh, thank you for this! I assumed that the I would pull through the ch1 and so the holes were too big and I could not figure out why until I saw this comment. Thanks again!
And yes, the video was still very helpful!
Jdffff
This is what I was looking for, she didn't specify ugh
Thank you! I was looking for an interesting stitch for a baby blanket. I consider myself an adventurous beginner at crochet, but it's so much easier to watch a video than follow a pattern! Once I figured out each three-part stitch makes half of a flower, it was easy to visualize and go for it. Using the Super Bulky Bernat Blanket yarn and an N hook I only have to pull through twice for each puff stitch (total of four loops on the hook instead of 8). It looks like it will take 4 or 5 skeins to make a baby blanket which is not bad at all when bulky yarn goes so fast! Great video, thanks for sharing!
Yay! I made it. It wasn’t easy at the beginning but did not give up until I got it. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. I just love this stitch
How long did it take?
Love this stitch, it is so simple and elegant to create and really makes a beautiful scarf. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! I have been suffering from severe pain and look forward to making this blanket & stitch to give as a gift of love! Cannot wait
Your tention is immaculate! It looks so nice!
In other words, this stitch is a huge yarn eater 😂
Looks easy enough to do. 👍🏻
Oh my goddd I can't describe the beauty of the stitch!!!! Thaaaannnkkkk youuuuuuu! Thank you so much your explanation is soooo understandable unlike other videos!
I'm a beginner and I just saw this on Instagram and came here, tried it and omg this is such a beauty!! It even has volume unlike most crochet stitches!! Thank you so much!
OMG!!! I wish I had seen your video first. It "so much" easier and so much simplier than the first video that I saw and took notes. You are so much easier to follow, and you're instructions make so much more sense. With "you're instructions"!! I feel that yes I can make this pattern after all. And.... I won't end up crying or giving up with you easy to follow instructions. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!! I MEAN REALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm crocheting with you as you go this is the only way I will accomplish this project I am a visual learner. Thank you for going slow and very detail for beginner like myself.
Terrific tutorial, Studio Crafti 💝 one of the fluffiest crochet quilt patterns ever!
Also I thought that this looked good, and then thought ooh boy... but thank you for making this super easy to follow. I'm making a baby blanket, but putting squares of different stitches into one. So thank you very much. Stay safe everyone!!😁💚
This pattern is so nice 🥺🥺 but it would be best if you could explain it more detailed and maybe give us some tips. Besides that, THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING, made some mistakes along the way but still made it look pretty towards the end 💕
I’m so glad I stumbled across this video! The pattern is so beautiful and the way you explain how to do it makes it much less daunting to approach. Thank you for uploading this tutorial 🙏🏻❤️
This us beautiful. I could tell this was going to take up a lot of yarn and then like 3 mins in when she said "I'm making a king sized blanket" I was like this is fabulous, but honey that's some hard work ahead, good luck and bless. Props to you hun!🤯😁💚
I absolutely love this stitch. Might be nice for a really warm scarf. Tyfs God bless you
Actually a lot more difficult than it sounds. Spent half the day on it and am giving up for now. Maybe after more practice I’ll come back. I was so excited to try it.
I love the way you explain your chrochet
Such a pretty pattern! Im starting today. I have a coworker that is retiring this year and i was looking for the perfect pattern for her. 🤗
I hope it turned out nicely and that she loved it.
Thankyou soooooo much for cutting straight to the chase😂
This tut was sooo helpfullll❤
Am in love with this stichh
We have a similar stitch in Portugal we call it star stitch I love these type of stitch gorgeous!
I tried it & loved it.❤❤❤ Very easy explanation. Thank you so much for sharing.😊 Lots of love from India.🇮🇳
Thank you for answering my question! I never get picked for anything and yes, I was mostly thinking of job wise and you nailed it
This is so beautiful and you made it look so easy. I can't wait to try it. Thanks.
Someone might’ve said this, but if you’re having trouble holding the 8th stitch for the base- put a stick marker. So if it gets sucked in you can pull it on out.
This is a cool thing to do with puff stitches, and it looks like it moves pretty fast.
I’ve tried so many times, but I just can’t get it right... idk if my yarn is too thick ( for 5 mm hook)
Try upping the hook size. It may help
BeAuTiFuLl! The stitches look like flowers 💐 🤩
This is very helpful. You are a great teacher. Thank you!
Thank you! For a clear instruction and no ear bleeding music!
This would be so pretty in variegated color yarn
This would make a fantastic counter top hot pad!
This stitch is beauriful.
I can't wait to start this new stitch, thank you 😊 I wanted to ask, I didn't see you weave in your ends or talk about them, I assume you did when you were off camera?
I give up. Holes are big. When it comes to holding the eighth chain I get confused. So....I'm done
I hear ya on that! I've been watching her and a few others labeled "beginner" but even after watching and watching as well as trying and trying over and over I'm about to give up at least for now. It seems every "teacher" has a little bit different stitch with varying numbers of loops to pick up. I have found it extremely hard to keep control of all the loops when I'm trying to join them and loosing the 8th stitch when I try to pull through. This is something that will require hours and hours of practice, at least for me, as well as maybe I need to find someone who will show me in person so I can ask questions and receive personalized instructions as I go. I'm sure eventually I can master it but I have seen many comments saying this stitch uses way to much yarn and any item made will be quiet expensive. It is pretty but I'm putting this stitch on the back burner for now.
Try with a bigger yarn first. I'm a beginner and it was fun to practice with a bigger yarn.
1. Thank you imma watch it agian while doing it with you 2. I love your laugh so much😅
Lovely! And I absolutely love the color of the yarn. Thank you.
Thank you for this lovely and extremely indorming turorial;)
How much would it cost to make a full size blanket with this stitch because it looks like it uses a lot of yarn
beautiful stitch but you would need a ton of yarn!
yarn balls are surprisingly pretty cheap btw
Oh it's a yarn hog and by the time you're done you're gonna wish you had never seen this stitch because it also steals your time!
It does take a lot of time and lits of yarn but its worth it. Comes out really warm too!
Sometimes you can get large rolls that last a bit
I LIKE IT'S A BEAUTIFUL STITCH I WILL TRY IT . MY FAVORITE IS KNITTING, BUT I CROCHET ALSO.
Thank you, well explained. Slow enough to follow
How much yarn would you use for the blanket?
I love this Stitch
Nice and easy your showing 👌 i can learn from you 😉
Thanks a lot for such beautiful tutorial!! what size is the hook, please?
This is good, but it was hard to follow where you were starting the puffs and overall a confusing stitch.
I wish we would’ve seen you done the next row, I got really lost when you moved onto the next row cause you kind of cut off there at the end. Otherwise really helpful video!
No so helpful when they cut off an important part.
You do it exactly like the first row. Maybe try ro imagine that the upper stiches from the first row are your chain for the second
I also struggled there so I rewind to where she began the row and could do it!! Yayy!! Very pretty stitch
I recently finished a lace weight silk/mohair scarf with J hook. It came out fantastic, unfortunately my daughter "appropriated" it as soon as she saw it. It's not puffy, but the stars make a very luxurious pattern.
♥️ YES DEAR I REALLY LOVED YOUR PROJECT
Wait, so when making the puff chain, are you going into the first or second stitch? (We crocheted 2 in the beginning)
Hi Im wondering if you could tell me what size hook and yarn you used in this video? :)
Yes, I was wondering about that too. A little infor on that would be great 👍🏽
I wished you would have changed colors. Because I'm still new. Great video
If I was using thick chenille, how many loops do you think I would should do instead? And how would I change colours on a stick like this? I've made quite a few blankets, each way different from the last, all different stitches but I still feel like SUCH a beginner 😅
Beautiful
The puffs themselves don't look to difficult, but you weren't really clear where to put the stitches on the different rows, so your video ended up being quite confusing.
You put the stitches in the exact same place in every row. All rows apart from the foundation chain are the same procedure.
Please do a tutorial of this stitch joining new yarn when you ran out of yarn midway doing the project. Thank you.
Very beautiful ! I will try make one to see if I could do or not ! ❤️🥰
Nope nope nope. I haven't even brought the material yet, much less touched yarn. Imma leave and then come back to you in about a month or 2.
What size HOOK, and what YARN. I want to use pattern for face mask ???
That will depend on the kind of yarn you use. It’s your personal preference. The yarn you choose should have the required hook size marked. I don’t think this stitch will be good for a face mask though. It’s really thick and had a lot of holes
@@maureentancredi8354 Anything crochet is probably not gonna work for a face mask - too many holes.
@@kilianalexander2736 it actually works great with filters or multiple layers
@@maureentancredi8354 cotton fabric is a lot better than crotcheted stuff.
I’ve never crocheted before, but I came across your videos and decided to give it a try. What yarn & brand did you use for this blanket? Also what size needle is that? I’m hoping to get started soon.
I luv this. I'm wondering can one add beads to this and if so how would that be done? Or the perfect time to add them.
It's a lovely stitch!
I think the hook you are using is bigger than the recommended for the yarn. Could you tell me the sizes of both, please?
Good eye! It’s a medium weight yarn that recommends a 5mm hook. I’m using a 6mm hook
@@StudioCrafti thank you! I've been crocheting for a few months, and I am still learning watching TH-cam tutorials...
Thanks to talented crocheters like you! 😍
@@Sarayscrochet_yarn_art me too!!! Happy stitching, lol
How many yards of yarn would you need for a throw with this stitch
Really good filming and well explained thanks except you don’t say where you made the second loop from is it the chain one you did or the st that closes the loop?
Thank you for this tutorial! I wonder if i can use this kind of stich on wearable top at the bust part 🤔
Very inspiring, hello im from Indonesia 👋👋
Hi, maybe I missed it, but can you please tell me which yarn you used and what's the size of this project and how much yarn it used? I have exact dimensions in mind so wanted to know. Thank you!
I may just frog a blanket for the second time after being 8 hours in each time because I just discovered this stitch and I’m slightly in love…
I hear ya. I've frogged four already because I keep discovering new beautiful stitches every time. This one, however, takes the cake. It's gorgeous, and I'm sticking to this one for sure.
My mom loves daisies, so guess what I'm making her for Christmas?
A shal 😊
My mom loves sunflowers and I'm thinking of making her a sunflower blanket
Very impressive! will give it a go!
thanks so much for sharing your idea.
I’d love to make. Head Babs using this st. But I need a pattern. It would probably eat quite a bit of yarn.
I've been wanting to make a blanket using this stitch. I think it'd be very warm. I also think it's a yarn hog, but worth it. You're making a queen-size blanket so my question is, using the yarn in the video, (I'm guessing it's a #4 weight) how many skeins did you buy of how many ounces? I want to make it twin-size and would want to buy the yarn I'd need, you know, to have them all in the same lot number. Thank you for this awesome stitch tutorial. I know my 94 yr old mom will love it.
It is indeed a yarn hog! I’m using a medium weight yarn. It comes in 300g skeins. I’m about a third of the way done and I’ve already used 5 skeins
@@StudioCrafti Ooo Ok. This will break my record yarn used in a blanket. I used 10 Caron cakes for a blanket. 🙂 Thank you. I'll start it in two weeks when it's my turn to care for my mom.
Is there a left handed version of this stitch??
How much yarn would this need for a blanket?
Gorgeous! Also, became your new subscriber!
Love this!!
This is soooo beautiful!
Something to try next luv it
Love this so much! Definitely have to try this 😍
Cute! What size yarn are you using?
New subscriber! Awesome Chechen!
I've been struggling with this stitch. My first row is great. Second row I have no earthly clue where to pull through. I came to the comments in hopes someone could help me out.
Did you figure it out? If you are working on the puff foundation row you just go into the stitch between the puffs. Each completed stitch makes half a flower, with three "petals" -- / \ so I've been going into the center of each flower in the previous row. My centers are a little gappy so it's easy to find
4,000 grams of yarn for the blanket. that is 8 pound of love yarn that is 500 grams a piece. WOW! YARN VAMPIRE!!!
This is is beautiful pattern.iI want to know how many chain should I make for infants blanket?
I'm thinking like 60 puff chains
I'm gonna quietly save this for after I learn at least the half-double stitch XD
I'm getting arthritis just watching.
No kidding! Lol
That's a good one...😆
CBD 0IL HELPS.
Burnzsall Same maaan
LOL 🤣
Does it matter how many puff stitches you make as your base? Like does it have to be a multiple of three plus 1?
I was wondering the same thing, it seems like it would be important to have some sort of ratio.
I have one extra puff stitch untouched and I don't know what to do with it. I think I'm just going to hide it. LOL
Beautiful and very good explanation..
How many yards of yarn did you need to finish that king sized blanket?
how much yarn did you use to finish the blanket? I want to make a sweater and this is a really nice stitch to do so with.
I'm attempted to use this stitch to make a carseat cover for my nieces new baby and have now taken it apart and started over MULTIPLE times because each time I get to the end of my second row I have one lone puff stitch left so I cannot complete the daisy! I pylled apart back to the 1st row of puff stitches and removed one, started again and yet again left with one lone puff stitch at the end of the second row. So making the puff stitch to the length of whatever you're wanting does NOT work! Any suggestions?
I did it myself and in my opinion you need to have the very first layer of puff as multiple of 2 (I did 16) and plus 1 simple puff for the next layer. Hope that helps!
With this pattern are you able to do 2 colors or does it only work with one color??
I'm following the instructions and it's coming along quite nicely but I'm having trouble with the end of the row, when I make the plain puff. The sides aren't coming out straight like in the video. Don't know what I'm doing wrong.
great tutorial, it just goes a little fast