Crochet Jasmine Stitch Coaster Pattern

The Jasmine Stitch is a beautifully textured crochet stitch made from clusters of puff stitches, creating a floral, star-like effect. Each stitch has multiple loops, making it thick and plush — perfect for cozy accessories and standout projects. Because of its volume, it’s a stitch that adds warmth, texture, and visual interest to your work.

Jasmine stitch project ideas:

Here are some ways to use this versatile stitch:

• • Scarves and Cowls: Start with a foundation row of puff stitches, then build the Jasmine Stitch across the desired length. For a cowl, simply sew the ends together for a cozy circular accessory.
  • Textured Bags: The thickness of the Jasmine Stitch makes a durable, eye-catching bag. Consider lining it with fabric to prevent small items from slipping through.
  • Mini Home Decor: Create trivet mats, coasters, or small pillows to show off the stitch’s unique texture.

Why you’ll love the jasmine stitch

Reversible Design: The stitch looks great on both the front and back, making it ideal for scarves, blankets, or bags where both sides are visible.

Customizable Thickness: You can adjust the number of loops per puff to make your stitches thicker or thinner, depending on your project.

Great for Accessories: Its dense structure works wonderfully for hats, cowls, and decorative items.

Crochet materials and tools:

Crochet hook 5 mm

Bernat Premium, Yarnspirations (4) – 100% acrylic

Common abbreviations of crochet stitches (US):

ch – chain

sl st – slip stitch

st(s) – stitch(es)

Jasmine stitch crochet pattern:

Row 1: 

1. Start with a slip knot and ch 1.
   
   
2. Pull up a long loop, bring it approximately to the same size as a double crochet.
3. Yarn over, insert the hook into the 1st chain, yarn over again and pull up a loop (3 loops on the hook)
4. Yarn over, insert the hook into the same chain, yarn over again and pull up a loop (5 loops on the hook), yarn over, insert the hook into the same chain, yarn over again and pull up a loop (7 loops on the hook)
5. Hold the working yarn at the bottom of the stitch with your finger. Keep holding this loop in place, as you will work into the same spot again in the next steps of the Jasmine stitch.
6. Yarn over and pull through all 7 loops on the hook.  (keep holding the working yarn at the bottom)
7. Insert the hook into the loop you have been holding
8. Pull up a loop
9. Yarn over and pull though both loops on the hook.
10.  Ch 1
    
    
11. Pull up a long loop
12. Yarn over
13. Insert the hook into the last stitch you just made (not into the chain-1), and pull up a loop (3 loops on the hook)
14. Yarn over, insert the hook into the same space, yarn over again and pull up a loop (5 loops on the hook), yarn over, insert the hook into the same space, yarn over again and pull up a loop (7 loops on the hook)
15. Yarn over. Hold the working yarn at the bottom of the stitch with your finger. 
16.  Pull through all 7 loops on the hook.  (keep holding the working yarn at the bottom)
17. Insert the hook into the loop you have been holding, pull up a loop
18. Yarn over and pull though both loops on the hook.
    Repeat Steps 10–18 to continue forming a chain of puff stitches across the row.
    
19. For my coaster, a width of 5 puff stitches worked perfectly. The last foundation puff stitch will serve as the turning stitch for the next row. 

Row 2:

20. Pull up a long loop, yarn over, insert the hook into the last stitch you just made (not into the chain-1), and pull up a loop (3 loops on the hook), yarn over, insert the hook into the same space, yarn over again and pull up a loop (5 loops on the hook), yarn over, insert the hook into the same space, yarn over again and pull up a loop (7 loops on the hook)
    
21. Yarn over, insert the hook into the next space between the puff stitches, yarn over and pull up a loop. Continue working into the same space, adding 4 more loops as for the previous puff stitch (13 loops on the hook).
    
22. Yarn over, insert the hook into the next space between the puff stitches, yarn over and pull up a loop. Continue working into the same space, adding 4 more loops (19 loops on the hook).
    
23. Yarn over. Hold the working yarn at the bottom of the stitch with your finger.
    
24. Pull through all 19 loops on the hook. Insert the hook into the loop you have been holding, pull up a loop, yarn over and pull though both loops on the hook.
    
25. Repeat steps 20 – 24.
    
26. Insert the hook into the loop you have been holding, and pull up a loop.
    
27. Yarn over and pull through both loops on the hook.
    
28. Repeat steps 20-24 across the row. When you reach the final puff stitch of the row, insert your hook into the first ch 1 at the beginning of the row.
    
29. Row 2 is done.
    

Turn your work.

Row 3:

30. Pull up a long loop, yarn over, insert the hook into the last stitch you just made (not into the chain-1), and pull up a loop (3 loops on the hook), yarn over, insert the hook into the same space, yarn over again and pull up a loop (5 loops on the hook), yarn over, insert the hook into the same space, yarn over again and pull up a loop (7 loops on the hook)
    
    
31. Pull through all 7 loops on the hook.  (keep holding the working yarn at the bottom). Insert the hook into the loop you have been holding, pull up a loop. Yarn over and pull though both loops on the hook. Ch 1. Begin each new row the same way by making 1 puff stitch.
    
    
32. Repeat steps 20-24.
    
    
33. Repeat steps 20-24 across the row.
    

Repeat Row 3 until you reach the desired length.

Weave in all ends.

For my part, I used the Jasmine Stitch to make a coaster, and I absolutely love how the texture turned out — thick, plush, and full of character. I’m excited to see how you’ll use this stitch in your own projects! Whether it’s accessories, bags, home decor, or something completely new, I can’t wait to see the creative ways you bring the Jasmine Stitch to life.