Hi purcer,
if you can live with 21 LEDs that circuit should be OK. You might connect up to 25 LEDs to it.
The switching sequence is like that:
1, 2, 3 up to 21 until all LEDs are lit, followed by a steady on for four count cycles, then extinguish and restart cycle.
The steady on state is achieved by using R-S FlipFlops.
With 21 LEDs the circuit uses quite a number of chips (total of 16) with two gates of the 4001 unused.
With the design you might either connect LEDs directly to the outputs (labelled 1 to 21) or use transistors for more LED current. If you use LEDs directly connected to the outputs I suggest using low current (2mA) LEDs.
Boncuk