Show off your crochet skills with this mini crochet flower project that's perfect for spring and summer. These Crochet Flower DIY Hair Combs are delicate homemade hair accessories that will help you become comfortable working with small crochet hooks. You can make several of these tiny blossoms over an afternoon and can customize your flowers with brightly colored embroidery floss and beading. These DIY hair combs also make charming gifts for friends or for holidays like Mother's Day. Add an elegant statement piece to your favorite hairstyle with this easy crochet project.

Here's a vintage-Inspired crochet blanket with square motifs that remind me of sweet nostalgic Edelweiss flowers. Try it like the version below which uses single color and you will fall in love with the beautiful flower it creates. The cream yarn is fresh and neutral, and the Worsted Weight yarn makes this blanket cozy and warm.

When you need a quick and easy embellishment for a hat or bag, this easy crochet flower pattern is perfect. This is one I designed many years ago and it has graced many a hat, including my favorite winter beanie hat! It comes in 2 sizes so you can pick the one that works best for you! These adorable little flowers are great for a variety of different projects! It is a good idea to have a simple flower in your crochet repertoire, and these are just the thing for you!

If you love pretty pastels, portable projects, or granny squares, then get your hook ready for this Flower Clutch! This pouch is made using a repeat motif (small flower square) that is then sewn together to form the pouch.

The stitches used fit quite snugly together, which means that you don't have to line the pouch if you plan to use this for slightly larger things like your phone or wallet. It's the perfect project to use up all those colorful scraps!

Crocheted flowers and hexie motifs are a perfect match. You love these worked up in a rainbow of colors - just join them together for an afghan full of gorgeous blooms.

If joining's not your thing, these motifs stand on their own as placemats, too. Add a few extra rounds with your final color until you have the size you need.

Surround baby with the color and texture of this garden-inspired, crochet blanket. Intarsia colorwork techniques are used to create the seamless 5-color gingham that comes to life as you stitch each row.

The addition of 5 flower motifs creates a wonderful sensory experience for the baby. Working flat and in the round, you'll also practice fan stitchwork to complete this project. Adorned with a pretty scalloped edge, this whimsical blanket is a fresh addition to the nursery or playroom.

This cute flower accessory can be worn either as a headband or a collar. It works up quickly and uses only a minimal amount of yarn. Substitute your favorite colors to make festive flowers that bloom all year round!

This beautiful and romantic flower baby blanket would be a wonderful present for your precious baby girl, or a perfect baby shower gift.

Make your own Flower Puff Shawl which is a beautiful triangle shawl featuring flower stitches. The flowers are made with puff stitches, hence the name. Unlike most triangle shawls, this shawl has a somewhat rounded shape instead of deeper V. This makes the shawl perfect to wear up front. This shawl is made with a gradient yarn cake (fingering weight) but can be made with any yarn. The pattern includes a step-by-step video tutorial which you can find on YouTube.