Sunflower crochet

Sunflower crochet

Crochet sunflowers

When the flowers start blooming outside, use your crochet hooks to grow some of your own inside. This large daisy crochet flower pattern captures the colorful freshness of nature and makes a statement with its five-and-a-half inch diameter. This design stands out by adding a leaf and a second layer of petals, but it still uses easy crochet stitches, keeping this from becoming a stressful project. You can attach this flower to a headband or make several to create a soft, long-lasting garden display, and it's easy to vary the colors to reflect your personal favorites.

People travel from all over the world to see South African Veld Flowers in their natural habitat, but you can see one in your living room with this free crochet flower pattern. This flower is unique as far as crochet flower patterns go. We really like the details in the center of this exotic flower, which give it a refined look. This flower would look gorgeous on any crochet hat or handbag. Give this free crochet flower pattern a try and take your crochet motifs to the next level.

Crochet poinsettia pattern

Strawberry applique

These lovely crocheted flowers have a bit more detail and pizazz than your average floral pattern - so why not wear them as pins? Daffodils of Spring are sure to put a spring in your step!

"This bright blue you see is my favorite color, and I was curious if there were blue flowers (other than Hydrangeas and Roses), so I hopped onto Pinterest, searched for “blue flowers” and up popped a gorgeous little flower called a Forget Me Not. Had to work up a few different colors! These are the perfect size to use as coasters in the car. They are also a great size for applique - experiment with different weight yarns to get the perfect size you need for your project. Each flower takes less than 15 minutes to work up."

"It's been far too long since I've posted a crochet flower pattern. I'm so excited to have another one ready for you and I think you're going to love it! The loop stitch flower is constructed the same way as my crocodile stitch flower and beginner rose, by working a flat piece and rolling it into a flower shape. If you've made either of them, the loop stitch flower will be a breeze! The loop stitch is what makes this pattern unique. By using the loop stitch, you can add a new level of texture to your crochet work. It's a stitch definitely worth adding to your list of skills.