Crochet Sonchafa Flowers (Kanak Champaca or Golden Champaca)

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Hello friends,
As I told in my last post, this is the second type of flowers I made. They are know as Sonchafa (Golden Champaca). As I explained in previous post, these flowers are used in religeous ceremony, hence the thumbnail of my Youtube video, is this picture in fig 1.
This Goddess is Saraswati, Goddess of knowledge, music, wisdom, learning etc. For more information, please read,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saraswati
So I am offering these Sonchafa flowers to the Goddess and pray to the Goddess, to give relief

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to all people in world from CORONA.
I used Vardhamaan 4 ply yarn and 1.75 mm crochet hook.
Pattern: [Make ch 13, sc 1 in each ch starting from second (12 sts) fig 2] 3 times. Foundation of three inner petals made.
Then [make 17 chs and sc 1 in each st from second (16 sts) see fig 3] 4 times. Foundation of

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four outer petals made. See fig 4.
R2: I first make big petal.
Insert wire in this round in each petal. Insert wire in a stitch, ch 1, [ (sc 1 in 3 sts, hdc 1 in 4 sts, dc 1 in 3 sts, dc 2 in next, dc 1 in next, hdc 1 in next, sc 1 in 2 sts) (15 sts worked out), then in a corner st make, (sc1, hdc 1, ch2 picot). See fig 5.
Now on other side again work 15 sts as above only in reverse order. That is (sc 1 in 2 sts, hdc1 in next,

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dc1 in next, dc2 in next, dc1 in 3 sts, hdc 1 in 4 sts, sc 1 in 3 sts).
See fig 6.
Join by sl st in the middle part (not in any st). Ch1, then other petal.
Similarly work remaining three big petals. See fig 7.
Now for small petal work as follows,
(sc 1 in 4 sts, hdc 1 in 3 sts, dc 1 in 2 sts, hdc 1 in next, sc 1 in next) (11 sts worked out), then at corner st make (sc1, hdc1, ch2-

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picot),. Then work on other side of the petal (sc 1 in next, hdc 1 in next, dc 1 in 2 sts, hdc 1 in 3 sts, sc 1 in 4 sts), sl st in  middle, ch 1 then other petal. Make two more petals similarly. See fig 8.
R3: working form small petal to big, ch1, sc 1 in each 2 sts of each petal, (14 sts). Fig 9.
R4: Now we are working from big petal to small. ch1, sc 1 in 10 st. Join green yarn ch3, dc 1 in remaining 3 sts. Fig 10.

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Now wrap small petals, keeping green stem in hand as in fig 11.
Then other big petals around but above the green stem. Fig 12.

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I want to say thanks to Natagor Finlayson for inspiring me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dmeZopLE_c&vl=bg

The following video with English subtitles may help you.

ETC: Enjoy the Creativity.