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Crochet leaf clover

To begin with, this flowered button is a wonderful way of taking a 4-holed button and making into a 6-petaled flower, while still maintaining symmetry. Thus, the author definitely deserves kudos for inventiveness and an eye for detail.

leaf clover crochet pattern

However, a single flowered button looks lonely. So, how about this collection that makes such a lovely, colorful field of blossoms?

Lastly, in this flowered button idea, we can see that symmetry is not essential. Therefore, observe how these 4-holed buttons are transformed into 5-sided blooms.

"This free four-round flower pattern is very easy and quick. Use your favorite colors and create your own flowers. Make a bunch and attach them on hats, bags, pillows, jackets and many more. Experiment with different yarn weights and hook sizes for larger or smaller flowers. I made Crochet Flower Athena with cotton thread size 10 and 2 mm crochet hook and it measures about 6 cm (2,4 inches) in diameter. You will also need a needle to weave in loose ends and a pair of scissors."

"Crocheting flowers has always been on my favorite list. Crochet Flowers are a beautiful are creative way to add elegance and style to so many of your crochet projects. Make them into a lace motif and they will definitely add that delicate and charming aura. Use them to embellish your crochet projects or decorate your home or you can join and make them into Placemats, tablemats or Doilies."

"On the 1st of March it is St Davids day the Patron Saint of Wales! I feel he always gets a little over shadowed by good old St Patrick whose day is two weeks later. So to celebrate my Welsh heritage I decided to create a little Daffodil pattern, the national flower of Wales, for you all to enjoy! Use it in bunting, as an appliqué, in the middle of a granny square or how ever you like."