"If you are a beginner at crochet, this cute little flower tutorial is just perfect for you. Even if you have been crocheting a while, this quick and easy pattern is fun to make. These crochet flowers are made from scraps of cotton yarn today. Here are the colors in case you wanted to achieve the same look. Denim Sugar ‘n Cream Potpourri Ombre Sugar ‘n Cream Lilac Sugar ‘n Cream Since I used 4 ply cotton yarn, I also used the recommended Size H crochet hook."
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