Easiest way to make a peppermint candy Christmas ornaments

[@jessepardo2039]

thank you. very clear instruction

[@beckystiverson8020]

I am definitely making some of these! Thank you for sharing! 😊

[@ZhiellesCreation1978october]

Welcome dear

[@sweetpea7603]

Lovely ornament! I'll be sure to make these. Thank you.

[@barbaramayhew3507]

I like that it pretty and beautiful.

[@BiggBossColours]

👌👌👍❤️❤️❤️

[@SomewhereInIndiana1816]

so cute! Love these -- and the fringe! 🙂🙂

[@ИринаКобзева-г5л]

It's amazing! Thank you!

[@laymuuna8821]

This is so pretty - thank you very much!👌🏻💝

[@ZhiellesCreation1978october]

You’re welcome dear

[@PurpleButterfly26]

Yarn: Size 4
Hook: Size 4mm
1 bead & tassle
Yarn needle
Scissor

[@nancyiriscalderongutierrez8976]

sra traduscalo al español por escrito porque no entiendo nada ..mirar no es igual que leer como hacerlo

[@kikizag]

[@alui6282]

I tried following your pattern but I can only get to 24 rows and nowhere else to go as I have decreased as far as I can go....😔

[@ZhiellesCreation1978october]

Hi, dear. I understand that if you keep decreasing your rows, you don't get to 30 rows rights, so if that happens, for example, on the first row, we start with a single crochet of 19 since our base is 20. We are working on increasing and decreasing stitches. You end up with 19 single crochets every row if you reach the 30 rows, but in your case, when you reduce the stitches on the right side, you don't increase on the left side, which is why you only get to 24 rows. Is that right? Remember, if you work on the right, it is decreasing; on the left, you need to increase the stitches, and then when you get to 30 rows, you have the same stitches as on the first row. Let me know if you get it; thank you.