Six Petal Crocheted Flower Pattern

Crocheted flowers are everywhere and I can see why. They are just so pretty. And versatile. 

You can add a crocheted flower to just about anything to fancy it up. And it doesn't matter if you actually crocheted the project or have an existing item that you want to be a little bit fancier. (I read Fancy Nancy to my granddaughter last night. Can you tell?)

Like what you ask? Well. Hats for sure. A blanket. A sweater or sweater dress. A pencil case. A scarf. Hairband. What else? Can you think of anything else?

You get the picture. So once you have the flower all you need is a darning needle and yarn to tack the flower on. It's actually quite simple.

So I guess you want a flower right? You can crochet one or you could purchase one at my Etsy Shop.

If you are going to make your own crocheted flower I would guess on a scale from one to ten with one being very simple and ten being very difficult, I would say crocheting these flowers are about a seven. 

I think the hardest part is how to add the next row of petals but like most things, once you get the hang of it and you're a fast crocheter you'll be able to make a flower in fiften minutes or less. I think.

Supplies

• worsted weight yarn in the colour of your choice
• 5.0 mm (H/8) crochet hook

***Special Instructions*** 

Rows of petals are added to the back of the flower.

sc into back center stitch of petal means:

You are to make a single crochet into one of the vertical strands in the middle of the petal. 

Back of Flower

Pattern

ch 5. ss in first ch to form a ring.

Rnd 1: 

Round One

ch 2 counts as first sc. hdc  dc  hdc *sc hdc. dc. hdc.*  Repeat * to * 4 times. Creates first row of six petals. Isn't it cute?

Rnd 2: 

Turn flower over so the wrong side is facing you. *ch 2. sc into back center stitch of petal.* Repeat * to *. ch 2. ss into first sc of this round.

End of Round Three

Rnd 3: 

Turn flower over so the right side is facing you. *sc hdc hdc dc hdc hdc sc* in first ch 2 space. Repeat from * to * five more times.

Do you want to stop or keep going?

Rnd 4:

Turn flower over so the wrong side is facing you. *ch 3. sc into back center stitch of petal.* Repeat * to *. ch 3. ss into first sc of this round. 

Rnd 5:

End of Round Five

Turn flower over so the right side is facing you. *sc hdc hdc dc dc hdc hdc sc* in first ch 3 space. Repeat from * to * five more times.

You can stop now or add another row of petals.

Rnd 6:

Turn flower over so the wrong side is facing you. *ch 4. sc into back center stitch of petal.* Repeat * to *. ch 4. ss into first sc of this round. 

Rnd 7:

Turn flower over so the right side is facing you. *sc hdc hdc dc dc dc hdc hdc sc* in first ch 4 space. Repeat from * to * five more times.

Fasten off and weave in ends.

You could add a button or bead to the center of your flower or just leave it as is. It's up to you.

Well that's it for now. Thanks for stopping by. I hope the instructions were easy to follow. If there is a problem with the pattern please let me know in the comments section.

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