Jasmine Blooms Cowl

**Skill Level** Intermediate **Finished Measurements** Circumference: 23” Height: 7” **Gauge** 5.5 blooms and 7 rnds = 4” Take time to check gauge. **Yarn** Yarn Citizen Trinity Cashmere (lace weight; 49% super baby alpaca, 39% mulberry silk, 12% cashmere; 247yds/25g per ball): 1 ball, shown in Ocean. **Materials** Hook: US Size I/9 (5.5mm) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge Notions: Locking stitch marker, tapestry needle **Pattern Notes** Make sure to pull up the loops to an even height, approx 0.5” each. The Jasmine Stitch is created by linking multiple stitches together, resulting in a repeating floral design. To do this, you’ll work three Petal stitches in a row without finishing them individually. Instead, they are joined at the end, forming the base of a three-petaled flower. In the next round, the base of each stitch serves as the foundation for the following set of Petals, allowing the pattern to flow smoothly. Once you become familiar with the Jasmine Stitch, it feels natural to work. With its simple one-round repeat, it’s easy to memorize and stitch without difficulty.