Flower Crochet Pattern Ana
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Flowers can be used for all kinds of projects. From bouquets to cute home decorations, decorations on your mandala, or beautiful ornaments to hang up – the possibilities are endless!
This flower is perfect for the experimenting beginner. It’s also a super fun project for the more advanced crocheter! This pattern includes photos, diagrams, and even a video – everything you need to start crocheting flowers.!
FAQ
What is the size of this flower?
The flower will be ±10cm/4in when using the listed materials. Please remember: the final size (and result) will vary per person, due to personal crochet techniques, yarn and stitch tension, the used materials such as the hook and yarn, and so on..
What level is this pattern?
The level is intermediate. Fun for the adventurous beginner, especially if you’d like to practice crocheting in the front and back loops. And of course, this little pattern is also super fun for more advanced crocheters to make.!
Can I sell of gift a flower made from this pattern?
Of course, feel free to do so! You can sell the finished & handmade item, but please make sure to name LKCreativeness as the designer.
A tip for selling or gifting handmade items, for example coasters: use a cute label around your handmade coasters! This way you can create cute coaster sets and get a neat and professional look to your items!
Note: always use your own photos when selling the finished items. It's not allowed to use my photos when selling handmade items from my patterns! Always make sure to take your own photos.
Can I share, translate or publish this pattern?
If you'd like to share this pattern with someone, please send them the link to this pattern.
The pattern itself, or parts of, cannot be shared, copied, published, sold, etc. If you're interested in translating this pattern, please contact us on questions@LKCreativeness.com.
For a full overview of stitches, symbols and explanations: read this blog. For more explanation about how to read charts, read this blog. YO = yarn over, PUAL = pull up a loop.
Abrv. | Full term | Symbol | Explanation |
st | stitch | - | - |
prev | previous | - | - |
ch | chain | ![]() |
chain: YO, pull through |
slst | slip stitch read = last slst of the row |
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slip stitch: insert, PUAL, pull through |
slst | slip stitch black = normal slst |
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slip stitch: insert, PUAL, pull through |
dc | double crochet |
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double crochet: YO, insert, PUAL, YO and pull through 2 loops, YO and
pull through 2 loops |
[...] | indicator for instructions | - | - |
*...* |
instructions between * must be repeated until the end of the row |
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mr | magic ring | ![]() |
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arrow that points towards first stitch of the row |
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FLO | front loops only | ![]() |
you crochet in front loops only, the loops closest to you |
BLO | back loops only | ![]() |
you crochet in back loops only, the loop furthest away from you |
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Watch the video of this pattern at the end of this blog!
Row 1: Create a magic ring. Chain 3 (counts as first dc of the row), crochet another 11 dc in the ring. End with a slst in the 3rd chain. (12)
Row 2: you crochet this row in the front loops only of row 1.
*FLO: in 1 stitch: [1 slst, ch 2, 2 dc, ch 2, 1 slst], 1 slst in next.*
You do not end this row with a slst.
Row 3: you crochet this row in the back loops only from row 1. 1 slst in first dc, ch 3 (counts as dc), 1 dc in same. Fold the petals from the prev row towards you, so you can crochet behind them.
*BLO: 2 dc in each st.*
End with a slst in the 3rd chain. (24)
Note: row 2 is not shown in this chart, as these stitches are in front of the current row.
Row 4: you crochet in the front loops only from the stitches of row 3.
*FLO: in 1: [1 slst, ch 2, 1 dc], in 1: [1 dc, ch 2, 1 slst].*
End with a slst in the first slst.
Fasten off and weave the end.
Weave all ends with a needle. Make sure all ends are tightly secured. Your flower is now finished!