Handmade Flowers / Floral Decorations / Plants: Great for Pentecost + Mother’s Day

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Do you like flowers / floral decorations / plants as decorations , for Mother’s Day , or even for Pentecost, and want to get started right away? Then stay tuned and take the authors’ ideas into account. Have fun with it.

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In my shop I have a whole collection of flower children, which you can use to create a wonderful seasonal table. There are flower children for every season. The little dolls are about 12 cm tall. Wire is worked into their arms and legs, so they can be bent into different positions, allowing the dolls to sit and stand. Each flower child also comes with its flower. So you can also crochet just the flowers and create a colorful bouquet that never wilts.


Here are a few examples:

Spring:
Flower Child Forget-Me-Not

Flower Child Dandelion


Summer:

Flower Child Sunflower

Fall:
Flower Child Chestnut

 Flower Child Pumpkin


You can find more flower children here in the shop!

There is plenty of floral decor in my shop—and most of it can be crocheted from your leftover yarn, even by beginners with a little practice.



Go to the daisy crochet pattern






Go to the Spring Greeting crochet pattern






Go to the cherry blossom wreath crochet pattern for door and wall

This little flower basket brings spring right into your home!



The flower basket is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 14 x 21 x 19 cm. The flowers are made of photo cardstock and crepe paper. Both the basket and the flowers are very easy to recreate.

You can use the daffodil baskets as egg cups, LED tealight holders, little baskets for small gifts, or for small flower arrangements—have fun with them :-)
Here’s the pattern

These folded flowers made from tissue paper will bring colorful windows in spring and summer.



The flowers are cut out of folded paper, much like you’ve probably already done with snowflakes.

You’ll get templates for four different flower shapes in three sizes: 10, 15, and 20 cm. The flowers are very easy to make and are also great for crafting with children.

A few pretty floral ideas from my shop that I can recommend to you.
All patterns always include lots of photos and step-by-step explanations


Crochet pattern Bellflowers




Crochet pattern Million Bells on a decorative branch





Pattern Flower Child with Butterflies




Flower with compartment for scented items and money gifts




Crochet pattern Decorative Heart

A knitted tulip – as a coaster, small doily, or dishcloth for the kitchen. Depending on the yarn and needle size, this cloth can be used in many different ways

It is knitted using knit and purl stitches, and the pattern is also suitable for beginners. 

You don’t need a vase for this little bouquet, and it takes up very little space and can be color-coordinated to match any decor.



The flowers and the holder are made of cardstock and are about 13 cm tall altogether. I made 12 flowers, but the holder can fit a few more, so you can make your bouquet even fuller.