Petaled Crochet Flower Embellishment

By: Mandy Sybrowsky from littlebirdiesecrets.blogspot.com

This easy peasy Petaled Crochet Flower Embellishment can be added to anything you can think of. Use any size yarn you want, depending on what you plan to do with it. For a bookmark, larger yarn would be better, but crochet thread might be best if you want to attach it to personalized stationery. It takes such a short amount of time and little effort to work up this pretty flower with seven petals, and it's a perfect piece of color for any other DIY craft project.

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Beginner

Crochet Hook4 or 2 mm hook (steel)

Yarn Weight(0) Lace (33-40 stitches to 4 inches). Includes crochet thread.

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Hippie Chick

Jul 31, 2017

Such the cute little flower. You could get a bunch of these made in so little time and change up the colors with whatever yarn scraps you have lying around doing nothing. Sorta like the kids on summer break. This could be added to so many different items you already have.

JaneEK

Jul 29, 2017

This is one of the floral projects I earmarked for my senior ladies. The center is overly large, which makes attaching the new yarn for the petals a lot less fiddly for arthritic hands. This is what I call a Fantasy Flower, so it doesnt have to be botanically correct. Its a great scrap buster, too, and the girls really enjoyed the hot pink, blue, yellow and greens yarns I brought for them to play with.

Daughter of Light

Jul 28, 2017

WOW! Talk about a multi-purpose embellishment. This one's great! The crafter says it's easy and that's fine by my way of thinking. It just means I won't have to choose which way to use them, but I can make several and use them in all sorts of ways! How versatile!