Create your own gorgeous Jasmine Wreaths with this detailed, easy-to-follow crochet pattern!

The pattern includes:
• A short written summary of the full process
• A super detailed step-by-step photo tutorial
• A link to a complete video tutorial so you can crochet along!

You can make the wreath in 2 sizes
You crochet both sizes in the same way – only varying loop length and yarn type.
Medium: Diameter approx. 5.5cm (2”).
Small: Diameter approx. 4cm (1.5”).
These are not exact measurements. The wreath size depends on the yarn you choose and how long you pull the loops of the petals.

Tools and materials needed:
You can find detailed information about everything you need, with links, here.

Yarn:
This is the perfect project to use up leftover yarn from your stash. You’ll only need a tiny amount of yarn for each wreath, about 6 meters / 6.6 yards.

Many yarn types work beautifully for these wreaths, so feel free to experiment with what you already have. Here are a few of my favorites to get you started:

Suggested yarn types for size medium:
Lucida from Lana Grossa (100m/50gr / 109yds/1.8oz), Metallico by Hobbii (115m/50gr / 125yds/1.8oz), or Merino Extra Fine by Drops Design 105m/50g / 115yds/1.8oz. You can also use other 8 ply / DK yarn types.

Suggested yarn types for size small:
Baby Merino from Drops Design (175m /50gr / 191yds/1.8oz). You can also use other 5 ply / Sport yarn types.

A few things to consider if choosing other yarn types:
Make sure your yarn does not split easily. If your yarn is loosely plied and separates easily into separate strands of yarn, making this wreath will be hard.

I recommend “compressible” yarn. By that I mean yarn that looks kind of thick but easily becomes flat when pressed between your fingers. You need compressible yarn to get full petals while keeping the flower centers small. Getting beautiful petals when working with less compressible yarn (like many types of ”regular” 100% cotton yarn or rope yarn) can be difficult. I suggest trying out wool.

If working with thinner yarn than suggested, pull the loops a little bit shorter (the wreath will become slightly smaller). If working with thicker yarn, pull the loops a little bit longer (the wreath will become slightly larger).

Hook size:
Medium: 3mm / C-2 or D-3
Small: 2.5mm / B-1 or C-2
Use a hook significantly smaller than what you would normally use for your yarn (smaller than suggested on the yarn label). This is to make sure the flower centers remain small.

Ribbon: You can decorate your wreaths with ribbon. I have used ribbon from Panduro with width 3mm (⅛”), 6mm (¼”), and 12mm (½”).

You also need: Scissors, tape measure, yarn needle, a stitch marker/safety pin, sewing thread in the same color as the ribbon, and a sewing needle. You will also need something to hang the wreath with – a piece of leather strand or thin thread works well.

Gauge: If crocheting with the suggested yarn, pull the loops of the petals to about about 1.5cm (0.6”) for size medium and about 1cm (0.4”) for size small.

Experience level required: This project is meant for expert crocheters or intermediate-level crocheters with jasmine stitch experience. Of course, adventurous crocheters at all levels are free to have a go – but remember, this IS a rather complex project.

New to the Jasmine Stitch?
If this is your first time trying the Jasmine Stitch, I recommend starting with a simpler project to get the hang of it. You can grab my free beginner-friendly pattern here.

Other great starter-friendly Jasmine Stitch patterns:
the Jasmine Bookmark
the Jasmine Cowl
the Chunky Jasmine Headband
the Jasmine Beanie
the Jasmine Purse
the Jasmine Pacifier Clip
the Jasmine Candle Cozy
the Jasmine Cup Cozy
the Jasmine Napkin Ring
the Jasmine Headband

I cannot wait to see your Jasmine Wreaths!

If you have any questions, just send me a message (info@nordicyarnart.com) — I’m always happy to help!