Crochet flowers, more than 60 knitting patterns with master classes

At all times, flowers have been recognized as the best decorative element in clothing and interior design; unfortunately, the beauty of living bouquets is short-lived. Knitted flowers can be an excellent alternative to fresh flowers, because with the help of a hook, thread and skillful hands you can create almost exact copies of them. Crocheting flowers is not that difficult, so novice needlewomen can quickly master simple patterns and begin creating the most beautiful buds.

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Where can you use knitted flowers?

Homemade flowers can be used as decoration in a variety of areas:

decorate hats and hats.
decorate sofa cushions;
add as jewelry elements;
design homemade bags;
Use as bookmarks or napkin clips;
create wall panels;
use when creating cards or gift wrapping;
collect bouquets to decorate your home interior.

The thread for creating flowers must be chosen that does not break up into individual fibers; it can be cotton, synthetics, silk, darning, wool or a mixed thread.

Crochet tulip flowers

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The crochet technique involves making flowers of various shapes and sizes. Volumetric flowers can be knitted from several tiers of different diameters. From the semicircular petals located around the center, you can knit simple flowers with five petals.

Petals with sharp corners make daffodils, elongated petals make daisies or lilies, and narrow petals make carnations. Small cups are suitable for making lily of the valley or bells, and wide petals make orchids and poppies. You can make tulips from oval petals.

Flowers knitted like a ruffle look beautiful, when in each row the number of loops is significantly increased and the petal goes in a wave; if you gather such petals tightly from below, you will get a real carnation; it’s easy to assemble a rose from straight lace.

Video tutorial on how to crochet the simplest flower

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Features of using threads

What features should be taken into account when creating a bouquet from balls of yarn:

To get voluminous balls, you need to use fluffy or thick yarn. Plush, mohair, angara or wool are suitable.
When composing a composition with fresh flowers, you need to choose yarn that will repel water. From an excess of moisture, the balls can acquire an unpleasant odor, which will be difficult to get rid of.
When placing balls on knitting needles or skewers, under no circumstances should you use glue. The threads will become unsuitable for needlework. It is better to take knitting needles with plastic stops, or glue a ball of foam or foil to the tip of a wooden skewer in advance so that the balls hold better.

If the appearance of the ball does not harmonize with the rest of the composition, then the threads need to be unwound and the skein twisted again, giving it the desired shape. Do not wrinkle or stretch the wound yarn. The threads may break and become deformed.

Crochet decorative flowers

Flowers in pots and for interior decoration.

Panel Terry rose with a flower, master class!

Master class on creating a panel “Terry Rose”. Author's work by Efimiya Andreevskikh. Knitted panel from maxi threads, several green tones. Violet - 280 m. per 50 g. A little melange for tying roses. Hook 0.75. To give volume to the leaves I used wire with

Knitted flowers - snowdrops

Knitted flowers - snowdrops. Description by Tutt. You will need: Iris threads in 2 layers, 1.1 mm hook. Petal: Dial 5 v. p. and knit in the round. 1st row: 1 v.p. lifting, 4 tbsp., 2 tbsp. b/n in

Beautiful three-dimensional crochet flower

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Knitted cactus flower

Hello! My name is Nadezhda. I live in the Chelyabinsk region. I want to share with you my knitted cactus. Description and diagrams are taken from the book Crocheted Flowers. Authors: Natalya Kovpak, Olga Chernomorskaya. A cactus consists of a trunk and two separate

Crochet flowering cactus. MK from Anna Kasyanova

Once they asked me to knit a couple of cacti. Having searched the Internet for options for cacti, I found MK, but with knitting needles, I tried it and I didn’t like it, there were a lot of holes, I didn’t like the appearance. And then I decided to crochet it.

Flowers in a pot, master class!

Flowers in a pot - the work of Yulia Ostanina. For work you will need: The remains of thin threads (like Iris) A plastic flower pot (≈ 8 cm in diameter) Cocktail straws A piece of wire A piece of foam rubber (a dish sponge will do) A hook of a suitable size and a little patience Legend: st.

Beautiful crochet tulip flowers

I wanted to knit tulips. But the existing MKs did not suit me. What to do in this case? Of course, come up with it yourself! You can prepare several bouquets for March 8th. The flower is entirely knitted (I don’t really like sewing on details).

Used:

hook - 1.75
yarn - 385 m per 100 g
Tulip size is about 16 cm

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Description of crochet flowers

Knitted flowers - meadow lumbago

To knit flowers you will need: Iris threads in 2 layers, a 1.3 mm hook and a flower pot. Knit petals according to pattern 1 - 6 pcs. Center of the flower: Knit in the round 1 row: 2 ch, from the first ch. knit {art.b/n,

Crochet Celosia flowers in a pot

Crocheted flowers in a pot. Celosia flower. Author Olga. Flowers and leaves are knitted from KARTOPU acrylic yarn, and the pot is made from wool blend yarn. Hook No. 1.75, product weight 230 g. I used: 200g yarn, 90cm wire, padding polyester. Flowers 7 pcs., leaves

Sunflower flower in a pot

Very good afternoon everyone. I knitted another toy for kindergarten. They ordered any flower at my discretion. For some reason, a sunflower immediately came to mind. The threads I used were acrylic and a #4 hook. There are no schemes as such, everything is from my head. Sunflower toy

Crochet flowers from Irina

Good day everyone! I want to share with you a pattern for such wonderful sunny flowers. You will need yellow, green and black (or dark brown) yarn. The amount of yarn depends on the number of flowers in the bouquet. I drew this diagram for the petals: After

Crocheted panel with POPPIES flowers

Knitted panel with poppies - the work of Elvira Aleeva. A little bit about yourself. I am already on a well-deserved rest. I devote all my free time to what I love: crocheting. The panel is knitted from “narcissus” in red, crimson and green colors. Hook

Basket with tulip flowers, master class!

The color of the buds can be completely different. Just remember the natural color scheme or take your favorite colors! You can make all the flowers different colors!

What material is better to use

In principle, you can use any thread. It all depends on how accurate a copy of the plant they want to get. For wool hats and children's hats, use wool yarn, maybe slightly shaggy.

For adult clothing, twisted yarn is used, similar to the thread from which the product itself is knitted. For crafts, you can choose a thick thread made of wool or cotton. Perfect copies of flowers are obtained from thin twisted thread. Buds made of silk or shiny viscose are very beautiful.

In any case, you need to use twisted yarn - it does not flake and is easier to work with. An interesting effect is obtained when using section-dyed yarn. The composition of the yarn can be chosen to suit your taste - wool, silk, acrylic, viscose, synthetics, cotton.

Simple crochet flowers for beginners

In this part of our selection, we want to collect the simplest color schemes that are not difficult to knit. Sometimes they are very useful for decorating booties, hats and other small items.

The whole point of knitting a simple flower is this:

we knit the middle from a ch, if you want there to be no hole in the center - the number of loops should be 3-4-5, if you need a hole for a bead, then 6-8.
2 rub. from st b/n, the number of columns should be 2 times greater than ch.
3 rubles from petals - 4,5,6 pcs. The petal is knitted in a combination of large and small stitches. For example, Art. b/n, 2-3 st. s/n, st. b/n. - this is the simplest petal.
the smallest flowers have 2 rubles. It’s better to skip it and immediately crochet the flower petals.

Crocheted Campanula flowers, master class!

Master class from Efimiya Andreevskikh “Flower “Campanula”. Knitted from white cotton threads “Romana”, crocheted No. 0.6; from pink cotton threads “Maxi”, crochet no. 0.75 and from melange cotton threads “Lily”, crochet no. 0.75.

Five simple crochet flower patterns

Flowers on a fork or ruler

This is a slightly different option for making decorative flowers from threads. When making flowers using this technique, beautiful miniature crafts are obtained that can decorate a scarf, handbag, decorative wreaths or handmade notebook. For the flowers on the fork you will need:

fork;
medium thickness knitting thread;
scissors;
needle.

Step-by-step option for making a flower with a diameter of 5 cm:

Wrap the thread between the tines of a fork 20 times. If the yarn is too dense, then 15 turns will be enough.
Cut the thread to leave a tail 30 cm long. Thread it through a needle and wrap each tine of a fork vertically.
Pull one edge together, tying the ends into a knot to form the first petal. Make six more petals in this way.
Pull all the components of the flower together. You can sew a decorative bead in the middle.

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Flower on a fork

For a master class on how to make a flower using a ruler, you will need:

yarn;
scissors;
Crochet hook;
wide range.

Flowers made using a ruler
Making a flower:

Cast on 40 loops on the ruler in one and the opposite direction. It is worth remembering that the wider the ruler in diameter, the larger the flower will turn out.
Remove the resulting loops from the ruler and twist them into a flower. Attach a bead in the center for decoration.

Replacement for a ruler - a piece of cardboard

Crochet flowers for decoration

Small and large specimens that serve to decorate clothing and accessories.

Master class Rosebud (crocheted flowers)

M.-K. "Rosebud." Author's work by Efimiya Andreevskikh. Knitted from Romanian threads “Romana” - 100% cotton, crocheted 0.6. For tying you will need some Tulip threads. A few more “Maxi” threads for the tail, as well as a hook No. 1.1. This is a voluminous motif that can be

Master class Pansy flowers (crocheted flowers)

M.-K. "Pansies". Author's motifs by Efimiya Andreevskikh. Knitted from 100% cotton, 220 m thick, 50 g, crocheted No. 1.25. These motifs can be used to decorate knitted items, as well as to create compositions in

Knitting a two-tier violet flower, master class!

Knitting a two-tier violet. Master class from Olga Krivenko. Collect a chain of 8 VPs and enclose them in a ring with a connecting post (photo 1). Tie the ring 12 sc, inserting the hook into the center of the ring. Complete the row of connections. with the first loop

Pansy flowers, master class!

Master class by Valentina Litvinova “Pansy Flower”. 1. Make a sliding loop. 2. Cast on 5 single crochets. 3. One chain stitch, 2 single crochets in the single crochet of the previous row, 6 chain stitches,

Blue poppy flower, master class!

Blue poppies are not exactly poppies, but their relatives, meconopsis. I hit the color scheme pretty accurately, but with the leaves I was very wrong. They shouldn't be so cut up. I didn't bandage it. For the stamens, this time instead of semolina I used glitter powder purchased at a nail design store. It turned out well, but according to the idea, the stamen filaments should have been lighter than the pollen. However, impregnation of the thread with PVA changed its color exactly to the shade that the powder has.

Crochet flowers - Maria's work

To knit flowers you need yarn of three colors (three any shades), a hook according to the size of the yarn. You need to knit according to the pattern presented below: row 1 - 3 knit in blue, row 4 - 5 knit in blue, row 6 - change to

Volumetric crochet flowers from NewNameNata

For a children's jacket I knitted a flower like this as a decoration. This flower is considered a classic motif in Irish lace. But, in my opinion, it looks good on its own! I found a description of knitting such a flower on the Internet, a video tutorial: It’s easier for me

Crocheted flowers May roses

Several patterns of crocheted flowers for your piggy bank. They can be used to decorate a hat, dress, panama hat or make a brooch. MATERIALS Remains of yarn of various colors. HOOK Select the size according to the thickness of your yarn. Types of loops: Chain loop (chain loop): insert a hook into the stitch, throw over

How to knit a multi-layer flower step by step

Knitting patterns for violets, crochet pansy flowers

Multi-layer rose, flower knitting patterns

Volumetric flowers, crochet patterns

Red poppy, crocheted flower, master class!

Materials and tools: red yarn for the petals (in this case YarnArt Tulip, 100% microfiber, 250 m by 50 g) and green yarn for the leaves (YarnArt Violet sectional dyed, 100% cotton, 282 m by 50 g). Hooks of the appropriate size: in this case 0.9 for petals and 0.7 for leaves. The wire is red, green and black; black beads, scissors, wide eye needle (tapestry); a little filler for stuffing the box and bud (in this case, toy filler was used; you can get by with padding polyester); platform brooch pin with three holes.

Poppy, ordinary, wild flower, master class!

Master class on knitting a flower “Common poppy, field poppy” from Elena - koluchka.

Description and diagrams at the link

Flowers, 4 poppy crochet patterns

Set of flowers Red poppy crochet

My name is Svetlana Usova. I live in Kamensk-Uralsky. In my free time I love to knit, mostly crocheting. I present my work, the “Red Poppy” kit, to the knitting competition! The set consists of an airy necklace, a ring with poppies and

How to decorate any product with poppies - see the link

How to crochet tulip flowers

Crochet Daisy flower, master class!

You will need “Iris” threads in white, yellow and green colors, a hook No. 0.7, green wire, a base for a brooch, and a needle with a wide eye.

Flowers, 6 daisy crochet patterns

How to crochet a daisy

Crochet a daisy flower, video tutorial

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Leaves.

The leaves are easy to knit. Here are some diagrams. Let's take a closer look at them.

First, we assemble a chain of air loops of the required length. This is the middle of the leaf.

Then we tie it in a circle with single crochets, single crochets, and 2-4 crochets.

Then you can tie it with single crochets or *single crochet, 1 chain stitch*. With the latter option, the edge is made of small loops. If you don't tie it, the edge loops will be larger.

Crochet a bouquet of flowers

If you collect all the color schemes presented in our selection, then you should already have a rich bouquet of knitted flowers. But sometimes the bouquet is knitted in a very small size in the form of a brooch or decoration for a dress/hat. Such bouquets require special designs. For example, a bouquet with roses:

Mini - crochet flower bouquet

On cardboard

A flower made of woolen threads on cardboard can be a wonderful gift for mom on March 8th. They can be used to decorate a brooch or postcard. It’s not difficult to make such a cute, bright craft, even for a small child. Necessary materials:

Knitting;
cardboard template in the shape of a circle;
needle;
beads.

Making a flower using a cardboard template:

Make a mark on a cardboard circle and attach sewing nails to it.
Wrap each bulge in a circle. You can also make 2-3 more circles depending on how lush the flower should be.
Make the core of a different color with threads. You need to thread it through a needle and connect all the middle holes of the thread wound on the template.
Tie the ends of the threads into knots at the back so that the structure does not fall apart.
At the last stage, you need to sew a bead in the middle of the flower.

Making crafts on cardboard

Crochet leaves for flowers

It is almost impossible to imagine our flowers without leaves, so we decided to add a few diagrams, we hope that they will also be useful.

Author's crochet motif Trefoil. Master Class!

Author's motif “Shamrock” - master class from Efimiya Andreevskikh. The motif is crocheted from melange threads 220 m thick, 50 g, with a 0.75 crochet hook. The motif consists of 3 leaves knitted without breaking the thread. Can be used to decorate knitted items,

Ideas for inspiration

You can get ideas for inspiration anywhere. It could be a beautiful piece of jewelry, or an ordinary flower from a flowerbed or bouquet. You can crochet a shape of any complexity, which is why this type of knitting is so popular.

The most picturesque look are voluminous crocheted flowers, which are quite difficult to make, as they have complex patterns and require assembly and starching. Simple flat options can be done right away, having mastered the initial knitting techniques.

To begin with, it is better to use diagrams and descriptions for beginners. This will help you master the principles of creating petals and inflorescences. For convenience, you can also watch a video on crocheting flowers. Later, relying on them, you can create your own masterpieces.

Video tutorials on crocheting flowers

Crochet cactus from plush yarn

The plush amigurumi cactus is not just a toy, but a useful pincushion for any needlewoman.

To knit a cactus you will need:

— Himalaya Dolphin baby plush yarn in green, coral, white and brown colors;
- coral-colored cotton yarn for cheeks and black for embroidering eyes;
- hooks No. 4 and 2 mm;
- filler;
- cardboard;
- weighting material or stones.

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Master classes on making bouquets from yarn

You can use cups of yarn to create large and small bouquets. By choosing the right shades of threads, you can create a composition that will look like real flowers. To make bouquets look festive, they need to be decorated with beads, colored paper and dried flowers. Equally important is to design the packaging beautifully.

Further in the article you can consider instructions for making various bouquets from skeins of thread.

"Mimosa"

You can make a bouquet of balls of yarn in the shape of a mimosa branch with your own hands in 1.5 hours.

What you will need for work:

yellow acrylic yarn;
thick green floral wire (No. 20, diameter 1.1 mm);
green corrugated paper;
PVA glue;
small foam balls;
green floral ribbon;
satin ribbon;
wire cutters

First, the wire must be cut into pieces using wire cutters. The table lists the number of segments and their length.

Number of segments	Length, cm
3	30
2	25
6	18
2	15
2	10

Procedure:

First you need to collect the branch on which the inflorescences will be located. Place a 30 cm piece of wire vertically in front of you.
Attach 2 pieces 25 cm long to it. Bend their edges to the sides. Secure the stems with pieces of floral tape at the top and bottom. The lower ends of the wire should be at level 1.
By analogy, wrap 2 pieces of 18 cm each with tape.
Secure 2 wires 15 cm long.
Attach the last 10 cm pieces.
Wrap the resulting stem tightly with floral tape.
Bend back the branches.

Temporarily set aside this stem. Now you need to make 2 branches of leaves. A piece of wire 30 cm, connect with 2 pieces of 18 cm each. Wrap the lower part of the stem with tape. By analogy, make branch 2.
Cut the corrugated paper into strips 5 cm wide. It is important to cut it along the grain and not across it.
Make a fringe on each ribbon by making transverse cuts. The width of the uncut edge is 1 cm, and the width of small strips is 0.5 cm.
Coat the uncut edges of the paper strips with PVA glue.
Wrap them around branches simulating leaves.
Straighten out all the “needles”. Dry the product.
Take a stem intended for inflorescences. Grease the tip of each branch with PVA glue.
Place 1 foam ball on each branch.

Unravel a skein of yellow yarn and twist it into 9 small balls of 5 cm in diameter. There is no need to tighten the threads. The skeins should be light and soft.
Tuck the loose ends of the threads into the balls.
Place the balls on the branches.

Collect leaves and inflorescences into a bouquet, tie the stems with a satin ribbon. Tie a fluffy bow. Trim the excess tape and burn its ends with a lighter to prevent them from unraveling.

"Ladybug"

A bouquet of balls of yarn called “Ladybug” will turn out to be colorful and bright.

To work you will need:

7 multi-colored balls of linen yarn;

To create a bouquet you will need linen yarn of different colors

7 plastic tubes for attaching helium balloons (with cups);
green acrylic paint in a can;
a simple pencil;
sackcloth;
brown sewing thread;
needle;
scissors;
transparent glue “Moment”;
half a pistachio shell;

The bouquet will be decorated with a ladybug made from a nut shell, painted with acrylic paints

acrylic paints;
thin art brush;
green corrugated paper.

Procedure:

Cut the burlap into strips 20 cm long and 5 cm wide.
Using a needle, pass a thread through each ribbon and pull the fabric into a ring. Straighten out the wavy edges. You can pull out a few of the top threads to create fluffy edges.
Paint plastic tubes with bowls with spray paint and dry.
Place balls on the cups. Secure them by wrapping the base of the bowl with the tip of the thread, which must be pulled out from each ball.
Under the tied knot, on the stem, apply a drop of glue.
Place a fabric ring on the stem from below, fluffy side up. Press with your fingers until the material sticks to the tube.

By analogy, collect the remaining flowers.
Fold the corrugated paper like an accordion. You should get a rectangle 10x5 cm, consisting of 10 layers.
Draw the shape of leaves on one side of the paper. Cut them out.
Spread out the sheets.
Collect a bouquet and add paper leaves to it.
Wrap the flowers in burlap. Wrap with sewing thread and tie a knot.
Paint the pistachio shell with red acrylic paint. Dry it.
Using a thin brush, paint the head and spots like a ladybug.

Glue the shell to the edge of the package using Moment glue.

"New Year's boom" with Christmas balls

A bouquet of balls of yarn can be a good gift for New Year or Christmas.

What you will need to create such a bouquet:

5 large red balls of acrylic yarn;
6 medium-sized white balls;
6 small green balls;
foil;
thick floral wire;
wire cutters;
stationery knife;
tape measure;
felt-tip pen;

New Year's bouquet of balls of yarn

spruce branches;
small golden balls for decorating the fir tree (9 pcs.);
a piece of foam;
green tinsel without glitter;
small basket.

Procedure:

Cut the wire into 26 pieces 25 cm long.
Roll 26 small balls out of foil and place them on the tip of each wire.
Place all the balls on the wire.

New Year's bouquet of balls of yarn in red and white colors

Place balls on the remaining pieces of wire, having first removed the fasteners from them.
Cut spruce branches. Long branches should be chosen. 7 pieces are enough.
Using a measuring tape, measure the circumference of the bottom of the basket and its diameter.
On foam plastic, using a felt-tip pen, draw a figure of the recommended shape and size. Cut the blank with a stationery knife.
Place a piece of foam inside the basket.
Roll up the tinsel and place it on the foam.
Stick the flower stems into the foam. There should be red balls in the center. White and green should be placed along the edges in a checkerboard pattern.
Insert the wire with golden balls between the balls in a chaotic manner.

Another option for a New Year’s bouquet is a Christmas wreath made from balls of yarn.
Carefully insert spruce branches between the green and white “flowers.”

Bouquet of roses on skewers

To create such a bouquet you will need skeins of yarn in which the thread is laid crosswise. These skeins have 2 ends: on the side and in the middle. They are soft and light.

What you will need to create a bouquet of roses from skeins of yarn:

3 large skeins of white acrylic yarn;
3 large skeins of red yarn;
6 long wooden skewers;
6 artificial roses with realistic stems and leaves;
wire cutters;
green acrylic paint;
medium-sized art brush;

foil;
satin ribbon.

Procedure:

Paint all skewers green. Dry them.
Roll 6 tight balls from foil and place them on the end of each skewer.
Carefully place the balls on the skewers, threading the foil balls through the center of the balls to the middle. Cross winding should be on the sides.
Use pliers to separate the artificial rose buds from the stems. They are not needed. Only the stems and leaves should remain.

Collect a bouquet and secure it with a satin ribbon. Tie a fluffy bow.

great yarn, say goodbye to leftover yarn forever

Is your house filled with half-used balls of yarn? Don't despair if your closet doors won't close. There are plenty of ideas for decluttering projects - and we've rounded up the best for you.

Whether you want to make an afghan, love pillows, or something less will be enough to use up your excess items, the following patterns will get your hook working and your yarn back under control.

1. Amazing wallet toss

This magnificent throw is a great treasure. The individual hexagons are nice and compact, so they're great for those pieces of yarn that are too big to throw away but too small to use easily. They're also the same color—less ends to worry about. Don't forget that although these instructions only use one range of yarn, you can choose any yarn you have on hand from any of your previous projects as long as it is the same weight.

2. Good old grandmother

Grandma really knows better when it comes to crochet - the traditional granny strip is perfect for using up lots of half-lengths of yarn. This lovely example is cozy, colorful and truly desirable. If your yarn doesn't stretch to a large cast, this is the perfect stitch for pillowcases and pillows.

3. Bouquet from leftover yarn

Make a decorative element out of yarn!

4. Hangers

Everyone needs a hanger - with a little crochet work and some imagination, you can use a variety of your own to decorate them and take them from utilitarian to unique. Hangers make practical gifts and you can style them to suit your friends or the occasion - shades of white for the bride, pink for the little girl and so on.

5. Pencil case

Keep your favorite pens on hand or create this little project for the kids - it's the perfect back-to-school item that will be truly appreciated and will make a nice dent in your stash.

6. Rings and more

If you have a bunch of decorative lurex or fluffy yarn prims and don't know what to do with them, then you'll love this idea. Why not crochet fun faux rings? They only take a few minutes to make and look really pretty. If you're wearing your own cardigan or shawl, you'll love making a matching or contrasting ring. Or why not create one for your friends? If you are unsure about rings, make a larger bracelet.

7. Stashbust Scarf

Sometimes the best way to finish the yarn of a big project is to start another project—just something not quite as big. How about this beautiful colorful scarf? As you can see, it is multi-colored, so it will use up the remains of all kinds of blankets and blankets.