"Learn how to crochet an easy starfish flower in just minutes. Add this flower to your favorite stuffed amigurumi, a crocheted wreath or even a handmade card. This video tutorial is perfect for beginners who are learning how to crochet. The pattern is written in U.S. crochet terms, complete with clear instructions and full video tutorial to help you along the way. Heart Balloons are crocheted in continuous spirals without joining the rounds. TECHNIQUES USED IN THIS TUTORIAL: Slip Knot and Chain Stitches, Single Crochet, Half Double Crochet, Slip Stitch"

"Create this pretty crochet flower for hat or bag! This layered flower was created with a g hook and medium worsted yarn. It's coils into a rosette layered flower when finished. I uploaded a crochet video if you need more help. These beautiful roses can be done in any color of yarn and look great with two different color of yarn. I love how this crochet flower rosette looks on other crochet patterns like hats and scarves. "

"Crochet flowers are a great way to use up your stash of yarn. They are handy to have around, and can be used on headbands, bags and purses, as gift toppers, refrigerator magnets, hats, scarves, as brooches, on a cowl, in journals, or on blankets. These puff flowers can even be connected together to make a placemat, puffy doilies, or even blankets. I have also used these connected together as a colorful border around a blanket!!"

"With hats, headbands, and all sorts of other knit and crochet accessories officially coming back into season, now seems like the perfect time to share this free crochet flower pattern and tutorial! This gorgeous flower makes a beautiful embellishment for any project. Make it out of any weight yarn, and use any colors..the options are endless! It's quick and simple to make, and the video tutorial will walk you right through it! Flowers shown are made using Worsted (4) weight yarn."

"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. "

"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!"

Isn't this Two-Hour Crocodile Stitch Flower jaw-dropping? This may be your new favorite crochet flower pattern. With layers of lovely petals and a wonderfully shaped bloom, this crochet flower takes embellishments to a whole new level. Use this crochet flower on a hat, headband, bag, scarf, and more! This crochet flower pattern will pretty up your projects. Best of all, it's quick and easy!

"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."

These are super simple 3 round flowers. You can use them to make a garland or a bunting. You can join them together to make a scarf, shawl or blanket. This a perfect project to use up odd bits of yarn leftover from other projects.