Happy Flowers #1
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Welcome to the collection of free crochet patterns by LKCreativeness: Happy Flowers! π·
Flowers can be used for many types of projects. From bouquets to lovely home decorations, embellishing your mandala, or beautiful ornaments to hang up β the possibilities are endless!
Some fun ideas for the Happy Flowers:
πΈ Add them to our mandala patterns! (RECOMMENDED!)
πΈ For plant pots (SO CUTE!)
πΈ Adorable keychains
πΈ Fun bag charms
πΈ A hanger for your door
And of course, there are many other possibilities with crocheted flowers! π
For a full overview of crochet stitches, symbols, and explanations: check out this blog. For a detailed explanation on reading crochet charts, read this blog.
ch = chain
sl st = slip stitch
sc = single crochet
hdc = half double crochet
pfst = puff stitch
pic = picot
Ready for your mandala crochet adventure? Then take a look at the Suze Mandala crochet pattern! This intermediate pattern is a great stepping stone to try out commonly used techniques and stitches in mandalas.
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Further down in this blog, you can also view the chart for this pattern.
Round 1: make a magic ring. Ch 2 (counts as hdc), crochet 11 more hdc into the ring. Close with a sl st in the 2nd ch.
NOTE: do not pull the ring too tight! Keep more space in the center than you usually would (creating a larger hole). Otherwise, your flower might start to bulge. If that happens, gently stretch the flower out to reduce the bulging. Personally, I think it gives a nice effect; so also consider your own preference.
Round 2:
*in next: [1 sl st, ch 2, pfst (see explanation below), ch 2, 1 sl st], in next: [1 sc, pic, 1 sc].*
Repeat * until the end of the round. Finish with a sl st in the first sl st.
Puff Stitch:
Step 1: yarn over, insert hook, pull up a loop - do this a total of 3 times.
Step 2: yarn over and pull through 6 loops.
Step 3: yarn over and pull through the remaining loops.
Picot: ch 3, sl st in the 1st ch.
There are many ways to use these flowers. Depending on what you want to do with your flower, you might not want to weave in the tail from the magic ring and/or the fasten-off tail yet.
Fasten off, but leave a long tail for sewing or weaving in.
Neatly weave in all other tails with a tapestry needle. Make sure to secure the threads properly so they don't come loose. Your flower is now ready!
It's super fun to sew a flower onto a mandala or plant pot! You can do this very easily.
Another great option is using the flower as a keychain! This is also very fun to hang on your bag! There are several ways to turn it into a keychain:
Enjoy crocheting this cheerful spring flower! Don't forget to tag your posts with #CrochetHappyFlowers on social media and tag my Instagram! I love seeing your beautiful creations! ππ·