Hello fellow crocheters! 🌸

I recently finished a project that I’m so excited to share with you: a crochet phone case using the jasmine stitch! It was one of those spontaneous ideas that turned out better than I imagined, and now I can’t wait to turn it into a full pattern.

Why the Jasmine Stitch?

I’ve always admired the jasmine stitch for its beautiful texture and almost floral-like appearance. It’s intricate, elegant, and gives such a plush, cozy feel to anything you make. After experimenting with the stitch on smaller swatches, I decided it would be perfect for a phone case – functional, but with a touch of handmade beauty!

How I Made the Phone Case

The process was surprisingly straightforward, even though the jasmine stitch can seem a bit intimidating at first. Once I got into the rhythm of it, it became almost meditative. The finished case turned out so soft and textured – it’s like a mini work of art in my bag!

Turning This Into a Pattern

I’ve had several people asking about a pattern for this phone case, and I’m thrilled at the idea of creating one! The jasmine stitch can be tricky for beginners, but with the right step-by-step guide and photos, I think it’s totally doable for anyone willing to give it a try.

Why You’ll Love This Project

Not only does this phone case look gorgeous, but it’s also incredibly practical. The thickness of the jasmine stitch provides extra protection for your phone, and the customizable size makes it easy to adjust for any device.

Plus, this is the kind of project that feels like a luxurious treat – whether you’re making it for yourself or as a handmade gift for a friend. 💕

Stay Tuned!

I’m currently in the process of writing out the full pattern, and I can’t wait to share it with you soon! If you love crochet patterns that are both functional and beautiful, I think this will be right up your alley.

In the meantime, if you’ve tried the jasmine stitch or are working on a similar project, I’d love to hear about it in the comments! Let’s keep inspiring each other to create beautiful things.

Happy crocheting!

Anna