free crochet pattern | tiny star

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I made a ton of these dinky stars a while ago, they were originally intended to decorate a garland but they didn't look quite right and so they've been hanging around the house ever since waiting for some love and attention.

They are looking mighty fine though eh? Here's the pattern, picture and video tutorial for you.

// PATTERN // UK TERMINOLOGY

Chain 4, join with slip stitch (ss) to form ring (or magic circle if you prefer).

Round 1.  ch3, 9 trebles (tr) into ring, join with ss top of beginning ch3 (10tr).

Round 2.  *ch4, 1 double crochet (dc) into 2nd chain from hook, 1dc into next chain, 1tr into fourth chain from hook, ss into next stitch along to form first star point.

Round 3.  ss into next stitch along and repeat from * four more times.

Join with a ss into bottom of first ch4.

// PATTERN // US TERMINOLOGY

Chain 4, join with slip stitch (ss) to form ring (or magic circle if you prefer).

Round 1.  ch3, 9 double crochet (dc) into ring, join with ss top of beginning ch3 (10dc).

Round 2.  *ch4, 1 single crochet (sc) into 2nd chain from hook, 1sc into next chain, 1dc into fourth chain from hook, ss into next stitch along to form first star point.

Round 3.  ss into next stitch along and repeat from * four more times.

Join with a ss into bottom of first ch4.

PHOTO TUTORIAL - UK TERMINOLOGY ONLY

Easy enough? Slightly addictive being that they are so small and perfectly formed.

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VIDEO TUTORIAL

Remember: reach for the stars kids.

Happy crocheting, yo!