24/12/2025
Merry Christmas 🌲❄️
I hope your past 5 months has been less busy and happier than mine ♥️⛄️
Work and private life have taken all my energy since summer - with hardly any time for yarn 🥹
Recently, I came across a wonderful tiny star crochet pattern in my social feeds and thought of it as an easy yarn break. But, I couldn’t make it work. It has a chart and written instructions - however it is AI-generated and neither really makes any sense.
So, I decided to see, if I could wing something similar. Sometimes that’s how the design process kicks in.
Below is my (short) version. Feel free to nurse the details and to share this!
Wishing you a peaceful and joyful holiday season ✨
LOVE ♥️ StoneGnome
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US terms
Note. Optional htr = half treble crochet (yo x2, insert n pull up a loop, yo n pull through 2, yo n pull through all)
Rnd 1
In a MR. Chain 1, 9 hdc, join with a slip st to the chain. (10)
Rnd 2 - circle and point spines
1 sc in the current st and chain 1 (counts as a dc),
*1 dc in current st,
1 dc in the next st,
[point spine: chain 5, slst. in the 3rd back loop from the hook, chain 1, slst. in the 2nd back loop from the hook,]
1 dc in the current st,
1 dc in the next st.*
Repeat ** all the way, but skip the last dc in the round.
Join the round with a slst in the first st in the round (sc + ch).
Each of the spines have 3 spaces, including one in the middle of a slst,
plus a space below the spine.
Rnd 3 - points
* (optional: htr right below the next spine),
1 dc in the 1st spine hole,
1 hdc in the middle hole,
1 sc in the last hole, chain 2, continue on the other side of the spine,
1 sc in the current hole,
1 hdc in the middle hole,
1 dc in the next hole
(optional: htr below the spine),
slst. into the 2nd dc in the circle. *
Repeat ** all the way.
FINISH OFF
Cut a long yarn end. Fasten off and weave the yarn inside the star, bringing it out at the tip of a point. Form a loop here for hanging.
Wash and shape if needed 🌟
♥️