Flower Pencil Toppers

By: Annemarie Benthem from annemarieshaakblog.blogspot.com

Pop one of these crochet flower pencil toppers onto your pencil or pen and you'll perk right up. Spring crochet patterns are the best for brightening up the day. Share these cute flowers with friends!

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FlowerSeeds1

Jun 29, 2018

Pencil sets are a great item for craft fairs. Individually these would easily go for $1.00 each. I would definitely like to try this Flower Pencil Toppers pattern. I could use up my smaller stash of yarns. It would make great teachers gifts student of the month gift and party favors at a kids party.

craftedbyfox

Jan 11, 2017

This is a really easy and quick pattern and you can whip loads up really quickly. If you are after the English pattern make sure you scroll down the page once you click on the link. I made lots in different colours and bought some packs of pencils from the pound shop to go in party bags, they make a great change from sweets. They would also be good for charity fairs

Kwenkwelut

Mar 25, 2012

I'd love to be able to do this pattern, however, it's in a different language and doesn't all translate to english. Could use an assist on this or different pattern altogether

editorKS

Mar 26, 2012

@Kwenkwelut, the pattern is translated in English below the original pattern. There are just 7 steps in the pattern instructions. Everything you see in English should be everything you need to know. Hope that helps! --Editors of AllFreeCrochet

axeyandus 8097375

Apr 26, 2013

1. Chain 6. Do 1 slip stitch in the first chain. 2. 1SC in every chain. 3. 6SC. 4. 6SC. 5. 2SC in every SC. 6. Chain 3, 1DC in the next SC, 1DC in the next SC, chain 3, 1 slip stitch in the next SC. 7. Repeat the previous row three more times until you have four leaves.