This easy crochet flower pattern is simple to follow with step-by-step photo instructions. The finished crochet flower is absolutely beautiful!
I am finally sharing my easy crochet flower pattern with you all. It took me a while to make the time to photograph the process. I actually just used the camera on my iPhone while at my favorite crochet coffee spot, so it was a win, win! Check out the step by step crochet flower pattern…
My sister stopped by for a visit the other day so I quickly pulled her outside for a photo shoot to showcase these crochet headbands. Everyone that I have made them for absolutely loves them!
This is the crochet headband tutorial if you want to make the e
ntire project be sure to check it out. Links to my Learn to Crochet EBook and more awesome crochet patterns can be found at the bottom of this post. Yay!!
This one is my favorite because the neutral colours look great on anyone (especially my gorgeous little sis!)
Follow this easy crochet flower pattern:
- Chunky yarn (I use Bernat Softee Chunky)
- 9 mm hook
Because I have taken photos of each step I haven’t used common crochet abbreviations. I hope that with the visuals the flower pattern is clear and easy to understand but if you have any troubles with it please let me know.
Let’s begin!
1. Chain 6
2. Slip stitch into the first chain to create a circle.
3. Chain 2.
4. Double crochet 10 stitches into the circle. Slip stitch to join your last double crochet into the hole left by the first chain 2.
5. Chain 3.
6. Slip stitch into the second stitch from the chain. This will create a little loop.
7. Repeat chain 3, slip stitch into the second stitch all the way around. This should leave you with 5 loops.
8. Into each loop crochet this pattern; single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, single crochet. This is what it will look like:
single crochet
half double crochet
double crochet
half double crochet
single crochet
9. When you have finished crocheting the pattern into each loop you will have 5 petals. Slip stitch to join and tie off. If you want more petals {six or seven} start with 12 or 14 double crochet rather than 10 at step 4.
Now you are done!
Unless you want to add ribbon and buttons ~ that’s the fun part! I thread the buttons with yarn and attach them and the ribbon using my hot glue gun. Then I add a safety pin to the back of the flower so that it can be attached anywhere and to anything.
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My crafting essentials for crochet projects:
- I love using this Vannas Choice yarn for soft silky projects every time.
- These crochet hooks are ideal for using with all sizes of yarn.
- This crochet kit is perfect for the beginner because everything you need to start is included.
- This lovely yarn tote makes traveling with your crochet project both stylish and easy.
Well I hope that you find this crochet flower pattern helpful! I would love to see some of your finished work! Join me on facebook and send me a photo ~ please?!
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