Crochet Winter Jasmine Flower

Crochet Winter Jasmine Flowers are a delightful and creative way to add a touch of charm to the colder months. With their intricate designs and cozy appeal, these handmade flowers bring a warm and playful spirit to any winter décor. Whether you're decorating your home, making a thoughtful gift, or simply looking to embrace your crafty side, crocheting these charming jasmine flowers is sure to bring a smile to your face. So grab your yarn and hook, let your imagination bloom, and enjoy the cozy magic of creating your very own Winter Jasmine Flowers!

Materials Needed

• Yarn – Loopara 4ply combed cotton (Green 15 and Yellow 41)
• Hook – 2.0mm
• Flower Rod – 30cm long
• Iron Wire – 0.5mm diameter
• Hot Melt Adhesive
• Pliers
• Scissors
• Stitch marker

Step By Step Tutorial

How to Crochet the Flower

1. R1: Magic ring, ch 1, 6 sc in ring, sl.
2. R2-3: 1ch, 6 sc, sl.
3. R4: (ch 2, 2 dc, ch 2, sl) 6 times, sl.
4. Pull yarn tail through bottom, insert wire, wrap from bottom up.

How to Crochet the Leaf

1. Ch 8, sl in 2nd ch from hook, sc, 2 hdc, 2 sc, sl. Pull large loop through leaf and tighten. Repeat at 8-15cm intervals: Make 2 short leaves and 1 long leaf.

Crochet Winter Jasmine Assembly

1. With all components crocheted, we can begin assembly.
2. Take wire and fold it in half at the flower base, then begin wrapping with leaves facing upward.
3. Continue wrapping while adding flowers, wrap until desired length and secure yarn ends.
4. Complete wrapping two branch sections and set aside.
5. Take the main flower stem, align with flower base, take leaves and begin wrapping, adding flowers in sequence.
6. When wrapped to appropriate length, add the two branch sections.
7. Wrap yarn ends to the base, secure with glue.

Notes

Crochet Tips:

1. When adding wire to petals, remember to wrap it around the outer edge of each petal for proper shaping.

2. Work petals tightly - if you tend to crochet loosely, use a smaller hook size for better definition.

Assembly Tips:

1. Wrap petals tightly and close together for a neat finish.

2. When wrapping from the petal base, make several extra rounds to create a smooth, natural transition.

3. Position leaves facing upward when wrapping them around the stem.