The Simplest Crochet Flower Pattern

This really is The Simplest Crochet Flower Pattern you can find out there. Not only is it amazingly easy to work up, but it's also simple to attach to other things and finish off with a button. Go from cute and simple to snazzy and pretty with just a few steps, and you have completely remastered your simple crochet flower. Do anything you want with this crochet flower embellishment, since you could even whip up a whole batch of them in just a few hours.

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Beginner

Crochet HookF/5 or 3.75 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Attach this crochet flower to the adorable Baby Button Headband!

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Morehouse17

May 02, 2018

I live in a small town and I am always seen out somewhere with my crochet bag. Ladies are always curious about my crochet and will sometimes sit and watch and ask a zillion questions. This is just the pattern to have handy when such an occasion arises. I can get them to make this and perhaps induct a new crocheter.

JaneEK

Mar 22, 2018

This simple flower can be used alone or with other projects. It was originally intended as an accessory to the designers adorable Baby Button Headband (see the link at the bottom of the page). The center hole is large enough to fit over a decent sized button. The designer gives very clear step by step instructions and photos, so this is a snap to work up. I use flowers all the time on my hats and other projects, and have already added this one to my pattern collection.

Delphine Bryant

Apr 05, 2017

The Simplest Crochet Flower Pattern calls for medium weight yarn using a size f hook. I wonder how the project would turn out if I used a thinner yarn or even still a thread. If the pattern works up quickly enough, I could use these as embellishments on any crochet creation.