This is a written pattern (no chart) for a crochet hand fan with 14 pages of detailed instructions, images at every row and video links that can be helpful.

Pattern uses standard American crochet terms and abbreviations.
Skill level: Experienced

Abbreviations & Stitches used are:
CH - Chain
SP - Space
SK - Skip
ST(S) - Stitch(es)
SL ST - Slip stitch
SC - Single crochet
SC INC - Single crochet increase
HDC - Half double crochet
HDC INC - Half double crochet increase
DC - Double crochet
DC INC - Double crochet increase
DC DEC - Double crochet decrease
TRIP DC DEC - Decrease double crochet using 3 stitches instead of 2
FPDC - Front post double crochet
BPDC - Back post double crochet
FPDC DEC - Double crochet decrease on the front of the posts
FPSC WRAP - Front post single crochet around the last stitch made
TC - Triple crochet
TC INC - Triple crochet increase
TURN - Turn your work to start working the opposite direction
REP - Repeat
PICOT - Picots used in this pattern are CH 2 instead of 3

Materials needed:
● Minimum 1 oz size 10 crochet thread
● 2.25 mm hook
● Tapestry needle for weaving ends
● Scissors
● Krazy glue or super glue. I do not recommend Krazy Glue Craft
Glue, specifically All Purpose. The Craft blend did not stick for
me. Instant bond is best, otherwise you will be waiting a long
time in between applications to dry, meanwhile trying to keep
your crochet piece in place.
● Straight pins and blocking mats (or anything you can use to pin
your work flat to dry)
● Optional: Needle threader
● 9 inch fan frame with 14 stems total
(The pattern gives suggestions of where to find frames that fit this pattern)