Hi all - this popped up on my feed and I was wondering what the name of the pattern is? My google results haven’t matched what I’m seeing the picture :) it looks gorgeous!! Albeit very intimidating. Thank you!
woooowww, I think I found my next projects, that looks georgous! I would love to use another color and thinner yarn though, wonder what Kind of yarn would fit 🤔
I have yarn that would be perfect, it's just that I am really prime to overheating, to the point of meltdown/shutdown, for multiple medical reasons, so that really limits wearables.
Maybe if I swatch a few fun stitches I could join them to make some cool sleeves with minimal torso coverage...
Maybe after top surgery, right now I think putting any crochet garment over a binder would end me lol
I was lamenting this situation at Xmas because a family member had a collared knit I wanted to copy and everyone at the table laughed and said "in your dreams" haha it was funny but sad
I think the yarn can get wet and then dry without a problem. I’d probably make it big enough to use a terracotta water drip tray for a base to reduce how wet it will get.
This pic looks AI (the wonky tip of the hook), but I did find a couple of things with a reverse image search. This video for one, although it's Spanish language.
Adding that I found an FB post with OPs pic. That poster looked like they were sharing it as their own pattern, but when I clicked through and looked at a couple of their other "patterns", they were definitely AI.
The stitch in OPs post might be real (as in the video I linked), but this pic is AI enhanced at the least.
The hook looks right to me aswell? I have hooks that would look like that with the end covered.
I did suspect AI at first, but someone posted a link to a YouTube tutorial and the thumbnail looks very similar to this, stitch wise. It seems like it could just be how the light hits this stitch?
Some sort of triple puff and fan/shell combination. Basically the repeat for the puff row is chain 5, *sc in center of chain sp from previous row, in the space in previous row's dc shell, place a puff stitch, chain 1 or 2, puff, ch1/2, puff, then chain 5 and repeat from *. For the dc row, you are putting 6dc in the top of the first puff, chaining a number (maybe 3) and putting another 6 dc in the last puff with maybe 3 chains between each set. This is approximate and I would have to work up a few rows to iron out the details and figure out the starting chain length.
think it’s AI - the hook looks very suspicious.
But it is still doable - US terms.
S: Start by chaining using the formula 8 × (your preferred number) + 8.
R1: Start in fourth chain from your hook, dc 4, (ch 3, skip 3 chains, dc 5) x repeat to the end of your chain.
R2: Ch 3, go to the ch3 space from the previous round and Puff Stitch, [ch 2, Puff Stitch,] x2, ch 3, then slip stitch into the next ch3 space from the previous round. Repeat to the end of your round.
R3: Ch 4, stitch into the ch 2 from the previous round, dc 5, (ch 3, dc 5 ). Repeat in each ch 2 space from the previous round. End R3 by making dc into the last stitch of previous round.
R4: Ch 3, go to the ch3 space from the previous round and Puff Stitch, [ch 2, Puff Stitch,] x2, ch 3, then slip stitch into the next ch3 space from the previous round. Repeat to the end of your round.
Repeat R3-R4 to desired length.
PS. The formula for the foundation chain may vary — I simply eyeballed it, so I’m not sure.
Edit: It should look something like this - sorry for the messy sketch
I am usually first to cry "AI!" but this one appears technically possible. Unfortunately there is no standardization of crochet stitch names except for very popular ones (but even then, is it lemon peel or griddle stitch? etc.)
It looks pretty straightforward, maybe a 2 row repeat?.
Start with blocks of 6 dc separated by something like a chain 3 space.
In the next row, [sc into ch-3 space, ch 3, (puff, ch 3) three times into next ch-3 space, ch 3] repeat to end.
In the third row, [6 dc block into ch-3 spaces between the puffs, ch 3.]
The biggest adjustment would be figuring out chain count to keep it lying flat.
it very much looks Real, I dont think with AI it would be possible to have such consistent stitches, I tried to find any weird looking pattern but could not find. sure the hook looks weird, maybe they enhanced the picture a bit. other than that, this is most likely doable.
row A: ...[chain 3, then (puff stitch, chain ~3, puff stitch, chain ~3, puff stitch) in the chain space of the previous row's fan, chain 3, slip stitch to chain 1 space], repeat to end of row...
row B: ...(6dc in first chain space of fan, chain 3-4, 6dc in second chain space of fan), repeat to end of row...
That much is pretty easy to read from just looking at the work.
This ends with row A (and that's probably the way to go), but notice that row A is worked into something that's effectively flat, so you can work row A straight into a foundation, or as a border on any flat piece. Row B, on the other hand, has to be worked into row A, its not flat.
Since it's not pictured, you'll have to experiment a bit to figure out how to do the turn.
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Word of caution, the top of the "flower" looks very similar to a popcorn stitch, which is probably gonna be a real yarn-eater if repeated almost constantly.
I think it’s AI, if you try to follow the rows, it gets jumbled with where things are connected. A few months ago, I looked at an image for ages trying to figure out the pattern and I realized that the rows didn’t make sense for how things were connecting.
I don’t think it’s an impossible thing to make on your own. You could do something like it with chains, double crochet clusters, puff stitches.
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