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Crochet Jasmine Garland Gajra


 Hi friends, assalamu alaikkum. As Eid is around, we will make this very simple and easy gajra. This jasmine is easy to make.

A crochet jasmine garland, also known as a crochet gajra, is a beautiful handmade accessory inspired by the traditional jasmine flower garlands worn in many South Asian cultures. Jasmine gajras are commonly used by women to decorate their hair during festivals, weddings, and special occasions. The crochet version recreates the delicate beauty of jasmine flowers using yarn, making it long-lasting and reusable.

To make a crochet jasmine gajra, crafters usually use white cotton or acrylic yarn to represent the jasmine flowers. Small crochet flowers are made using basic stitches such as chain stitch, slip stitch, and single crochet. Each tiny flower is carefully shaped to resemble the soft, rounded petals of real jasmine blossoms. After creating several flowers, they are joined together in a line or cluster to form a garland. Green yarn may also be used to crochet small leaves or stems for a natural look.

One of the advantages of a crochet jasmine garland is its durability. Unlike real jasmine flowers that wilt within a few hours, a crochet gajra can be used many times. It is lightweight and comfortable to wear, making it suitable for hair buns, braids, or as a decorative accessory for traditional outfits. Some people also use crochet gajras to decorate idols, home altars, or festive decorations.

Crochet jasmine garlands can be customized in different sizes and styles. Some may include beads or pearls to add elegance. Overall, a crochet jasmine gajra beautifully combines tradition and craftsmanship, offering a sustainable and artistic alternative to fresh flower garlands.

 

Crochet Terminology:


sl st - slip stitch 
sc- single crochet 
dc- double crochet 
tr- treble crochet 
hdc- half double crochet
ch- chain
 

Things needed:


1. Yarns

2. Darning Needle 

3. Scissors

4. Glue

 

Hook : 
2.5mm 

Written Pattern: 


Step 1 : With green yarn make cord 5 times.
Step 2 : On the 6th make cord with white and do one more with reverse side.
Step 3 : Make bubble stitch.
Step 4 : For petals, ch 3, 2 Dcs on the 1st ch from hook, ch 2 & slst on the same space.
Step 5 : For the next petal, sc on that same space, ch 2, 2 dcs on the sc, ch 2 , slst on the same space.
Step 6 : for the next 3 petals repeat step 5.
Step 7 : slst to the 1st petal, ch 1, cut off & sew ends.
Step 8 : Make as many as you want. I did 40.
Step 9 : for the string, slipknot, followed by 83 chs, cut off .
Step 10 : string the flowers one by one.
Step 11 : for the ends, make leaf (ch 3, 2 dcs on the 1st ch from hook, ch 2 & slst), repeat 3 more times.
Step 12 : For bud, slipknot, ch 2, make puff stitch, ch 1 , another puff stitch, slst, ch 1, cut off & sew ends.
Step 13 : glue both bud and leaf together. 
Step 14 : sew it to both ends.
Step 15 : Your gajra is ready. You can add rose in mid too.

Hope it was easy to understand and crochet. Please share your valuable comments which would help me a lot.

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