Crochet Flower Pattern For Hats

When you crochet this two-round five-petal flower, it will have a buttonhole right in the center of it. You can add the button to attach the flower to an item such as a hat. Alternatively, you can simply leave it open for a lacy floral design.

Do you wanna make a special gift for your little girl, or just wanna share your love for all crochet things? This project may be just right for you! Turn a boring jacket or backpack into something fun by adding these two adorable bunny and bear brooches!

This little daisy crochet pattern is very simple - they might take three minutes to whip up. This little flower is a great beginner crochet pattern, too! These flowers are great for embellishing hats, blankets, and bags.

Crochet this lovely unicorn brooch so she can settle on your clothes and decorate your everyday image.

If you or your baby wear it, you are sure to become the center of attention and you will be proud to say that you did it yourself. The pattern works up really fast - perfect for last minute delightful gift!

This easy crochet flower for hat can be worked up quickly using your choice of yarn and hook to make colorful and varied embellishments for scarves, hats, hair clips, headbands, bags or anything else you can think of.

This is a pattern for three crochet flowers: two styles of sunflowers, and the daisy/gerbera pattern. Add some personality to your little ones crochetd hats this spring with these delightful flowers.

Winsome and sweet, their bright petals will warm up any day. A project small enough that you can pick a handful of colors like you're picking flowers for a bouquet!

These sweet little flowers take 15 minutes to make and use such a small amount of yarn. These motifs are great little accents to add to other projects like bags, blankets, hats, or you could even use them for a spring or summer themed bunting.

Here is a crochet brooch pattern for a cute llama, which is an amigurumi pattern but two-dimensional. The llama is worked in continuous rounds, working the fur stitch in the front side alone. This leaves the back side of the llama flat making it an ideal pattern to be used as an applique, brooch or pin.

This button is crocheted around a bone ring, and has an open center. Use it in curtain ties, clutches and bags or even on coats.

This pattern is given for a button that's one inch across. You could use the same method and crochet around any size bone ring for bigger or smaller buttons. You basically work enough stitches into the ring to fill it up and then slip stitch around for the second round.