Crochet Flowers

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  Step 1

  chain 6. Go back into the first chain and work a dc and then chain 2. Do this 7 times (dc, chain 2) all into the first chain. You should have 8 spokes. Join up the circle with a sl st into the third chain on the left (ie the third chain of the first spoke). Chain 1.

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  Step 2

  Now you want to work a (sc, ch 1, 2 dc, ch 1, sc) all into one of the arches you have created. This is what makes the petals. Do this over all 8 arches and you have the first flower. Join with a sl st to the first sc on the first petal.

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  Step 3

  Turn the flower over. With the next colour (red) make a slip knot and put the crochet hook under a pink spoke and pull the red wool through. You now have 2 stitches on your hook, pull the hook through to make one. Chain 6 and work a dc on the next spoke (in the same way as first spoke), chain 3. Repeat this dc, chain 3 on each spoke. Then make a sl st into the third chain of the first row that you did. Chain 1. Turn the whole thing over to the right side. Pull the pink petals slightly forward and and work (sc, chain 1, 3 dc, chain 1, sc) over each arch. Join with a sl st into the first sc. Cast off.

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  Step 4

  Turn the flower over to the back and with the third colour (blue) make a slip knot and go under a red spoke and join with a sl st. Chain 7, then work a dc and ch 4 on each red spoke. Join to the third chain with a sl st. Chain 1. Turn the flower back to the right side.

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  Step 5

  Pull red petals forward a bit and (sc, ch 1, 4 dc, ch 1 sc) into/over each arch. Join to the first sc and cast off. Sew in all the loose ends. Hope you can follow all this. It's much easier than it sounds. Here is the finished flower.

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Unicorn Reality · Kendal, England, GB · 96 projects 14th March 2013

I love crochet flowers, they are just so sweet.

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Ky V. · Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, ZA 25th September 2012

I am totally stoked I stumbled onto this, THANK YOU ^_^

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Nicole (: <3 · United States, US · 3 projects 30th November 2008

this is gorgeous

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Amyers · Universal City, California, US · 13 projects 30th October 2008

What size yarn and needle did you use?

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Surf jewels · Southend-on-Sea, England, GB · 13 projects 24th June 2008

these look cool.

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GreenLeaf · Essex, England, GB · 52 projects 11th June 2008

I can't crochet, but might have to try again as these look fantastic

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Cat Morley · London, GB · 1432 projects 8th June 2008

Those are really really pretty.

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merve · 11 projects 8th June 2008

dont worry its very easy to crochet flowers. ı think, you would start trying and u gonna make a good job;)

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katie · 5 projects 8th June 2008

ahh these are really cool...I want to crochet now. I bought one of these so how cool would it be to make them ourself.

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Siany · Roma, Queensland, AU · 4 projects 8th June 2008

Theyre so cute! I wish I knew how to crochet lol!

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