Crocheting Flowers

Dear users, dear designers,
You can never have enough flowers. Crocheted flowers are especially beautiful, not only in 3D, but also as an appliqué.
Tip: leftover yarn can be wonderfully turned into flowers.

@Designers,
this is a promotional thread for all designers.
2–3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as information about the material, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

With spring, the little flowers appear too, just like Flora or Lisa.



Click here to go to the pattern for Flora:


Material:

• you need a size 2.5 crochet hook
• approx. 110 g yarn (depending on yardage and thickness). Catania by Schachenmayr was used here,
• safety eyes/buttons or something similar
• stuffing

Click here to go to the pattern for Lisa:


Material:

• size 2.5 crochet hook
• approx. 100 g yarn (depending on yardage and thickness). Catania by Schachenmayr was used here.
• safety eyes/buttons or something similar
• stuffing
  

Sunflowers—who doesn't love these wonderfully bright yellow giant flowers?!
I personally love them so much that they even had to be part of our wedding in December 2004!
One (or lots of) everlasting sunflowers can also be crocheted quickly and easily from leftover yarn using

this beginner-friendly pattern (just click here)

!

These pretty little flowers are quick to crochet from a few colorful bits of leftover yarn in any yarn you like:



They work well as ornaments on an Easter branch or in the window, as table decorations, or as appliqués on hats.

Link to the pattern 

You will need: colorful leftover yarn, a suitable crochet hook, scissors, and a yarn needle.

You should know the following basics:
magic ring, crocheting in rounds, chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, and slip stitches.

The pattern is explained in detail and includes lots of pictures, so it is also easy for beginners to follow. 

I used Schachenmayr Catania and a 2.5 mm crochet hook, which makes the little flowers about 4 cm in size.

Click here for the pattern


Roses, roses, roses! Need a little gift? Or perhaps some decor for your own home? These stones with crocheted covers are quick to make.

You’ll need:

• Yarn scraps in various colors; crochet with a 2-mm hook.
• A flat stone
  

Prerequisite skills:
all standard stitches

The pattern can be adapted for stones of any size!

These lovely tulips are crocheted so quickly—you’ll have a whole bouquet ready in no time ♥
With just a little cotton yarn, they’re easy to manage even for crochet beginners. For the stem, you may need a pipe cleaner.

Tulip Crochet Pattern

The Flima nursery has placed a whole collection of fresh flowers in the greenhouse for you.
 Amaryllis - Crochet Pattern
 Radiant Amaryllis ... a very special highlight 
 Daffodils
 Blue-and-White Iris
 Poinsettia
 Marigold in a Pot
 Lily of the Valley
 Orchids
 Hyacinths 
 Hibiscus

All patterns are very detailed, with lots of step-by-step pictures that make it easy even for beginners to bring this flower garden into bloom.

Bring spring into your home 

And here are my little flowers:
1.  https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/24562/schoene-bluemchen-beautiful-flowers
2.  https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25814/serviettenhalter-ostern-bluemchen-napkin-holder-eastern-flowers
The pretty little flower pattern has an easy difficulty level and should be no problem for a beginner. It’s also great for using up leftover yarn; you need 6.5 m of yarn for one little flower.