20+ Lovely Crochet Flowers: {Free Patterns & Instructions}

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Use these little charmers to embellish totes, bags, hats, headbands and whatever else you like. They can be made with cotton yarn, wool, crochet cotton and even embroidery thread. Lots of different styles and patterns to choose from in this collection, many including nicely detailed instructions. I’ll be adding more over time so you may want to bookmark this page for reference, enjoy!

easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com

easymakesmehappy.blogspot.com

Petal Puff Stitch: Crocheted with worsted weight yarn in two colors (one for the petals, the other for the center).

6 Patterns & Leaf: Designs are: Flower with round bows & leaves in 2 layers, flower with “wheel” center, flower with pointed bows & leaves in 3 layers, starflower, chainflowers (2), and a leaf.

garnstudio.com

garnstudio.com

craftpassion.com

craftpassion.com

African: A crochet block (Paperweight Granny) that can be used to embellish projects or crocheted together as hexagon blocks.

May Flowers: Made with embroidery floss and a size 4 steel crochet hook. Three pieces needed for each flower: 1 larger, 1 smaller and a leaf. Beads for the center.

artthreads.blogspot.com

artthreads.blogspot.com

revlie.typepad.com

revlie.typepad.com

Japanese: Can be made in a single color or multi-colors, pretty scalloped petals around the outer edge.

Flowers & Leaves: Two layers of petals with a cheery center that can be embellished with a button (optional), includes pattern for leaves that can be attached to back if you like.

attic24.typepad.com

attic24.typepad.com

mandipidy.com

mandipidy.com

How To Crochet A Flower: Made with crochet thread and a size 2.25 hook, stitches used are mainly chains and dc.

Crocheted Flower Tutorial: Features two layers of petals and includes tips for embellishing the center found on this page (with buttons, beads, etc.).

craftstylish.com

craftstylish.com

rosehip.typepad.com

rosehip.typepad.com

Layered Petals: Features three layers of frilly petals and a cheery center (7 rounds).

Crocheted Roses: Makes a large rose suitable for embellishing garments (no finished size noted but a chain of 57 starts things off).

the-dark-knit.blogspot.com

the-dark-knit.blogspot.com

patonsyarns.com

patonsyarns.com

Appliques: Six petal charmers with pattern available for 2 different sizes (free pdf download).

Pointy Petals: Made with 8 ply wool, a 4mm hook and starts with a magic ring (includes reference to tutorial). Center embellished with button (optional).

crochethealingandraymond.wordpress.com

crochethealingandraymond.wordpress.com

planetjune.com

planetjune.com

Basic Rose With Stem: (stem part is optional) A scalloped strip of two rows is made (with ch, sc, dc) then rolled and stitched together to shape the rose.

Small Rosette: Made with fingering weight yarn for a delicate petal, a scalloped edge row of crochet is made then rolled into shape and held together with a few stitches.

jennozkan.com

jennozkan.com

eggbirddesigns.blogspot.com

eggbirddesigns.blogspot.com

Pretty Little Petals: Features a large center with a single row of petals around it (uses the magic loop method to start).

Fridgies: Attach to magnets if you like (to make fridgies) or make them into brooches, etc. Center is crocheted on top of finished flower.

salihan.com

salihan.com

attic24.typepad.com

attic24.typepad.com

Little Picot: Center is crocheted in the round then each petal of the flower is made with a picot stitch.

Frothy: Starts at the center with a magic circle, petals are in three layers (7 rounds).

veryberryhandmade.co.uk

veryberryhandmade.co.uk

nicholeheady.typepad.com

nicholeheady.typepad.com

Small: Made with cotton embroidery floss and small enough to use as embellishments on cards, etc.

Faux-chet: Not a crochet pattern but fits nicely with this collection, yarn is braided then rolled into shape.

danielleflanders.blogspot.com

danielleflanders.blogspot.com

annettepetavy.com

annettepetavy.com

Multi-Layered: Made with a fingering weight cotton or cotton blend yarn and a 2.5mm hook, suitable size for a brooch or whatever you like.

6 & 7 Petal Flowers: Patterns for two different sizes available, large (7 petals) and small (6 petals).

garnstudio.com

garnstudio.com

escamastudio.com

escamastudio.com

Pop Top Crochet: Metal pull-tabs (from soda or drink cans) are covered with crocheted stitches (using 1 or 2 colors of crochet thread).

Stars: These can be attached to each other to make a larger project or use singly and embellish with beads and spirals (as leaves).

pinkfluffywarrior-pinkfluffywarrior.blogspot.com

pinkfluffywarrior-pinkfluffywarrior.blogspot.com

skamama.blogspot.com

skamama.blogspot.com

Picot: Crocheted in two colors, design features pointy petals on the outer layer & round petals on the inner layer.

Swirls: Worked in two yarns of different colors (the bulkier the yarn the bulkier the swirl).

zoomyummy.com

zoomyummy.com

crocheterie.blogspot.com

crocheterie.blogspot.com

Cute: Features six petals and a raised center, made with mercerized cotton thread (#10) and hook size #10 (US).

6-Petals: Each petal twists a bit to overlap the previous one, starts out with 11 sc stitches in the starting ring (4 ch).

theflowerbed-shr.blogspot.ca

theflowerbed-shr.blogspot.ca

Published: July 13, 2011
Updated: April 3, 2012

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5 Comments to “20+ Lovely Crochet Flowers: {Free Patterns & Instructions}”
  1. Bettye says:

    These are beautiful. I have been looking for flower patterns like these. Thanks!

  2. Rae Casey says:

    A friend just sent me a link to this site. I will be here more often. I love what I am seeing and no doubt will be doing quite a few of the patterns. Thanks for sharing.

  3. Renata Netaf says:

    Thanks for this website. It gives me ideas! Love your flowers which are beautiful. Thank again for sharing. Happy New Year and God bless you.

  4. Brenda Marie says:

    I adore crocheting flowers! So many beautiful ones on this page!

  5. Brenda Marie says:

    I have made HUNDREDS of flowers (It may sound dumb, but… they make me happy). Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful patterns! :-)


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