Flowers + Blossoms + Scatter Decorations

Dear users, dear designers,
Flowers and blossoms are enchanting as decorations, scatter decorations, patches, or appliqués.
Tip: They are also great to make with leftover yarn.
Get started now.

@Designers,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough.
Don’t forget the link and image, as well as material info, technique info, difficulty level info, and details about what makes the pattern special.



 various flowers with leaf Sea of Blossoms / Appliqué 

You can never have enough flowers in spring, and especially around Pentecost. 
Here I have 2 crochet patterns with different flowers. 
You can finally use up all your leftover yarn and make room for new yarn.

The sizes of the flowers range from 4 cm to 9 cm.

I always used Catania yarn 50 g / 125 m yardage in various colors.

What is crocheted

• Chain stitches
  
• Slip stitches
  
• Single crochet stitches
  
• Half double crochet stitches
  
• Double crochet stitches
  

I have described everything in as much detail as possible and with lots of pictures.

Have fun, yours, Dorigurumi 

A beautiful “Wild Rose” brooch. It looks stunning on a simple garment, whether a sweater, jacket, or scarf... there are no limits to your imagination. It also looks lovely as a highlight on gift wrapping or as a bag charm. To crochet the brooch, you’ll need:

• A 1.0 crochet hook
• Filet crochet thread in white, pink, and green (leftovers)
• A plastic lid with a diameter of approx. 3–3.5 cm (or alternatively a bottle cap that you flatten with a hammer)
• A brooch pin to sew on
• Yellow seed beads

You’ll need to know the following stitches: Single crochet – sc Slip stitch – sl st Half double crochet – hdc Double crochet – dc Triple crochet – tr Chain stitches – chClick here to go directly to the pattern 

You can never have too many little flowers ♥
Whether for a hair clip, a brooch, a keychain, or pretty scatter decorations, these cute scrap-yarn flowers let your imagination run wild!

Thanks to the detailed crochet pattern, they’re perfect for beginners, and you can really use up even the tiniest bits of leftover yarn :-)

This cute wrap bracelet is crocheted in a flash. It’s a real eye-catcher on any wrist. Super comfortable to wear—lightweight and trendy. It also makes a great gift or small present.

The bracelet is also super cute when worn as an anklet. And if you simply lengthen it, it turns into a chic, delicate belt.

The bracelet is crocheted in one piece, so there’s no tedious weaving in of ends (just the beginning and ending threads). So grab some yarn and a crochet hook and get started.

Click here for the pattern



Materials: Anchor Aida crochet yarn or Woll Butt Diana size 10, 1.5 mm crochet hook, sewing needle

Required skills: chain stitch, slip stitch, and double crochet

Detailed description as a PDF file with text, pictures, and crochet chart.

Chokers—the trendy accessory from the ’90s is back. This fashion trend spices up any outfit and is a real eye-catcher.

Chokers are close-fitting necklaces or collars and can be paired with a wide variety of outfits.

Wrap bracelets are also all the rage and always make a beautiful, trendy accessory.
These pieces of jewelry are quick to crochet and super comfortable to wear. They also make a great gift or small present.

By adjusting the length, you can turn the bracelet into a cute anklet or a chic belt. You can also use these cute flower chains as straps for tops or bags.

Click here for the pattern



Materials: Anchor Aida crochet yarn or Woll Butt Diana, size 10; 2.0 mm crochet hook; clasp with extension chain, 8 mm wide; sewing needle.

Required skills: chain stitch, single crochet, double crochet.

Detailed instructions available as a PDF file with text, pictures, and a crochet chart.

Hello,
Blümli is a very low-maintenance little flower! It doesn’t need water and
is always in bloom. It also makes a lovely gift if you don’t want to buy expensive
bouquets that wilt after a few days.
Blümli grows here! 

Blümli is crocheted with Schachenmayr Catania, and the pattern is described in great
detail and includes many helpful photos.

Wishing you lots of fun and relaxing hours of crocheting,
your Sani!

For anyone who loves color, these flowers are a must-have. There are countless ways to use them: You can use them to decorate gift wrapping, adorn door wreaths, make jewelry, use them as scatter decorations.... I’m sure you’ll think of many more ideas.



With the pattern, you get template drawings for 3 flower shapes, each in 5 to 7 sizes ranging from about 3 to 7.5 cm, as well as circle templates for flower centers. This allows you to create double and single blooms in various sizes and nearly unlimited color combinations, so you’ll have the right one for every project. These decorative flowers are very easy to make and are ideal for craft beginners as well as for crafting with children.

Häkelanleitungen HERZIGE TOPFLAPPEN - auch für Anfänger
Das Herzerl-Quartett kann auch als Streu-Deko verwendet werden:





(Zum Erwerb/Download bitte Bild anklicken)


Hier sind herzige Topflappen-Anleitungen für Häkel-Anfänger & Geübte:

• Modell 1: Das Herz im Topflappen wird in Tapestry-Technik eingehäkelt
• Modell 2: mit Herzerl-Quartett

Im Download enthalten:

• PDF-Häkelanleitung (28 Seiten) aller Modelle, für Anfänger reichhaltig bebildert inkl. Häkelkurs und kürzere Fassung zum Ausdrucken
• Gesonderte PDF: Zählmuster-Chart für das Tapestry-Herz

Material für 1 Topflappen:

30 g Pink + 30 g Jeansblau eines Baumwoll-Garns (wenn Hitzebeständigkeit gewünscht 100 % Baumwolle verwenden!) mit 125 m auf 50 g (hier verwendet: Baumwoll-Mischgarn Pantino von Schoeller+Stahl), Häkelnadel 4,0; Maßband, Schere, Wollnadel zum Vernähen.


Viel Freude damit!

New and fresh as morning dew, just hopped off the needle in the Flima nursery.....

Blue Butterfly Orchid - crochet pattern

One of the most beautiful houseplants is the orchid; it comes in all kinds of shapes and colors. The butterfly orchid is the one most often found in living rooms at home. A particularly beautiful variety is the Blue Butterfly Orchid, the" blue butterfly"

And now this dream is also available for your crochet hook.
The pattern is detailed and supported by numerous step-by-step photos, so you will quickly make your dream of the "Blue Butterfly" come true.

Even beginners will discover their "green thumb" here.
Materials:

• Size 10 crochet thread in blue/white gradient yarn, white, yellow, and dark green,
• floral stem wire
• wrapping wire
• 1.0 crochet hook

required basic skills:

• chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet.

You can find the pattern for "growing" this especially beautiful orchid here.

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Spider Plant - crochet pattern



The spider plant is not only lovely to look at, it is also quite easy to care for.

This crocheted spider plant needs no care at all and can hardly be distinguished from a real plant.
A pretty decoration, a lovely gift or small present that will make an impression (as long as you don't reveal how easy it is).

The spider plant is quick and easy to crochet and therefore especially suitable for beginners to get started with crocheting flowers.

You should know what:

• chain stitches
• single crochet
• half double crochet and
• double crochet are.

Well, and for pros, it is a quick little project for in between—when the flower shop is closed on the weekend and you absolutely need a last-minute hostess gift for a party with friends.
And best of all, the spider plant adapts to your wishes and can be crocheted in every imaginable size. From a small, delicate pot to a large, bushy hanging plant.

The material usage is low, so you can crochet several of these beautiful and indestructible spider plants from one 50 g ball of crochet thread.

Material:

• Size 10 crochet thread in light green (gradient yarn)
• Size 10 crochet thread in dark green
• 1.5 crochet hook
• wrapping wire
• a piece of floral stem wire approx. 5-8 cm
• green crepe tape

You can download the spider plant here

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Crown Imperial in a planter - crochet pattern



Originally from Persia, the crown imperial is one of the most magnificent plants a garden has to offer.
On the tall, leafless-at-the-top flower stalk, a crown of red, orange, or yellow bell-shaped blossoms sits enthroned in the months of April to May, with a lush tuft of pointed leaves reaching upward above it.

As a houseplant, the crown imperial has not been seen until now.
But with this crochet pattern, you can change that.

Now crochet your own crown imperial for your plant shelf.
The plant will be approx. 52 cm tall and will be the eye-catcher on your plant shelf or windowsill.

Even from the shortest distance, it can hardly be distinguished from a real one, and everyone will envy you for this plant. Friends, acquaintances—everyone who sees this magnificent plant in your home will want one.

The detailed crochet pattern includes 20 pages and shows step by step in words and pictures (over 100 step-by-step photos) how to make this wonder of nature bloom.

Even beginners with basic knowledge of stitch types

• chain stitch
• single crochet
• half double crochet
• double crochet
• treble crochet will have no trouble crocheting the crown imperial following this pattern.

And a pattern for a matching planter is included, too.

You will need:
For the plant:

• Size 10 crochet thread in green - leaves
• Size 10 crochet thread in yellow, red, orange (depending on your preferred blossom color; gradient yarn is also possible)
• 1.5 crochet hook
• thin wrapping wire (green and silver)
• floral stem wire, 50 cm
• crepe tape in green, brown, white (alternatively, cut fine crepe strips to approx. 1 cm)
• a little craft glue

For the planter:

• an empty, standard 1 kg yogurt bucket
• Styrofoam or floral foam
• leftover yarn in the desired color
• some black or dark brown felt
• 3.5 crochet hook

You can get this magnificent crown imperial here.

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Why not take a look around the Flima nursery; there you will find many more ideas for your plant shelf.
You're sure to find something suitable for you.
And if your favorite flower isn't included, just write to me and I'll write the pattern for you.
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