Star! Star!! You can say I'm a bit excited today, and I don't know the reason, though, or maybe you can guess it if you can, l It was really fun making this. I find joy in making projects like this because I get to enhance my creativity.
Materials used
Yarn
Crochet needle
Steps involved:
I started by making a slip knot, then I continued by making a chain of seven, and I ended with a slip stitch at the first chain to form a magic ring.
Then I went further into my row one to make four chains, a double crochet, and a chain of two. I repeated the same process till I got a total of nine.
For the second row. I started by making a chain of four, then I inserted my crochet needle into the next stitch and pulled out a loop in my hook. I pulled out three loops and pulled a yarn through all three of them. Then, I made a chain and continued the same process till I was done with that row.
For the last row. I made a slip stitch, and into the openings I made one slip stitch, one half double, one double, one treble crochet, and a chain of four. Then I repeated this same process backward inside the same stitch.
I repeated the same process inside the other openings. And I was done with my Christmas star.
Thanks for reading š§”
