"Today I'm sharing with you a new free pattern for a Poppy Flower Applique. I have created a poppy flower pattern before, but this time I am using Tunisian crochet stitches to make it and I think the end result is so much better. The pattern is a mix of amigurumi and Tunisian crochet, but you will not need to know any Tunisian crochet techniques. These poppies would look gorgeous attached to blankets, afghans, hats and bags."
"In this video tutorial you will know how to crochet an gorgeous trim petal flower. Begin the work from crochet this puffy little round element in tutorial 7 of the crochet elements and projects then we make mesh that we fix petals to. In this tutorial, a master show you flower with a layer of the petals and flower with double layer of the petals. In this case, petals are trims that give a flower bigger volume. These crocheted flower makes such a lovely bouquet. You can crochet just the flower with trim petals by itself and attach it to a hat or purse. Or you can make some leaves and learn how to connect the such unusual flower to a traditional flower stem."
"A changeable crochet flower headband. Easy. Brilliant. Customizable. What's not to love? Here's what I love about this: The pattern works like a recipe so you can literally make it out of any yarn to fit any person and use any hook. Plus the whole concept of changing the flowers with the center button staying on the headband is kind of brilliant, I think. It would be fun to use the same concept to adorn a little girl’s dress or sweater, don't you think? "
"This free crochet flower pattern is the perfect scrap yarn project and it is super easy and quick to make. Experiment with different yarn weights and hook sizes for larger or smaller flowers. Make a bunch in different colors and use them to spruce up pillows, hats, purses, jackets and many more. I made Crochet Flower Artemis with cotton thread size 10 and a 2 mm crochet hook and it measures about 4,5 cm (1,8 inches) in diameter."
"There are so many ways to make crochet flowers! And this is just one of many ways that I believe is very simple but very cute and also very pretty! I fell in love with those little crochet flowers as soon as I made the first one. I really like the simplicity of this pattern. I have used cotton yarn (super fine) and acrylic (light worsted) to see which one would work better. Crochet hook sizes 3mm and 4mm. Check out the video tutorial and written pattern on my blog. "
"How To Crochet A Tiny Petunia Flower I wanted to create a flower tiara for Petunia the Pig Lovey a couple of weeks ago (pattern comming soon) and I needed them to be really small but still have the bell shape of a petunia flower (because my little piggy lovey was called Petunia). I tweaked the pattern a few times, I changed the hook size and finally came out with this cute petunia mini flowers. They are really tiny, but you can change the hook size or yarn weight to make them bigger to fit your project. Use these petunia mini flowers as you like, I think they will look great on a hat or as earrings."
"Sunflowers for Decor! This sunflower is pose-able and will look delightful in a vase, perhaps even mixed in with other crochet flowers or possibly faux-flowers!! skill level intermediate needles and notions 4 mm crochet hook tapestry needle stitch marker wire snips jute wrapped wire yarn Hayfield Bonus DK, russet, approx. 50 yards Stylecraft Special DK, Sunshine, approx. 75 yards Stylecraft Special DK, Green Grass, approx. 75 yards Thank you for selecting a Red Mitten Designs pattern!! Don't forget to follow Red Mitten Designs on Facebook or Instagram ENJOY!"
"Here's a crochet rosebud that I made. I designed it for use as a bookmark with a longer stem or as an appliqué, with a shorter stem to decorate items. For this pattern you will need 2 reds and green, 4 ply crochet cotton. A crochet hook, I used a 1.25mm hook. Scissors, and a darning needle to weave in ends. Sewing thread and a sewing needle to stitch the rose together."
"This ridiculously quick and easy crochet poppy pattern can actually be crocheted in less than 5 minutes; add your pin back (or sew on a safety pin) and you are ready to go! If you share your finished project on Instagram, share it with #ODCMakers so I can see it too! I check for this hashtag frequently and add the finished projects you tag to my Instagram Stories!
These Simple Spring Rosettes can be used as an applique for a variety of different crochet designs. Simply add this pretty flower onto any hat, bag, or sweater to bring a feminine touch to your item of choice. Use pink or red yarn to complete this free crochet pattern. It's a great applique to make if you're getting ready for warmer temperatures. Plus, this is one flower that you will not have to water! You'll love how easy it is to make this crochet pattern. And once you learn how to crochet a flower, you'll want to make an entire bouquet for your best friend or close family member!
