How to crochet a pretty lacy and easy mason jar cover adaptable to any size?
Follow the tutorial and simply adjust the base pattern to the size of your jar, where the total stitch count at the end of the round should be a multiple of 6. For eg., in my jar I've crocheted 4 rounds that come to 48 stitches in the end, if your jar base is wider, you can crochet more rounds, if it's smaller, make less. The number of stitches in the end of the round of your base pattern (48 in this tutorial) should be a multiple of 6, that's it!
IMPORTANT - Use cotton yarn only for this tutorial if you're making a candle jar cozy, so it can take the heat of the candle. Acrylic / synthetic fibre is not recommended.
EASY CROCHET jar cover / jar cozy | How to crochet a pretty mason jar cover for any size