Cute Amigurumi Flowers – Free Crochet Patterns

When we think about crochet flowers, we immediately think about appliques or floral motifs on blankets and other projects. This is understandably the first thing that comes to mind because we can see a lot of these blooming projects.

Today we have something so special for you though! A little twist on the idea of crochet flowers. We wanted to show you how you can join amigurumi with floral motifs in the cutest way!

We hope that this collection of Cute Amigurumi Flowers will give you the inspiration you need to make something fresh and so original. The designs we’ve gathered for you are surely great ideas for gifts too!

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Amigurumi Flowers Free Crochet Patterns

Flower

Every fan of floral motifs and amigurumi crocheting should try this beautiful flowers pattern from Oksana Davydchuk. They will look great when put in a vase and placed on a table. The pattern makes a beginner-friendly one, so if you already have some basic amigurumi skills, you will definitely get the hang of it. Make the blooms in colours from the photo or go for your own shade selection!

Level: upper beginner Author: Oksana Davydchuk

photo by Oksana Davydchuk / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on youtube.com.

Mini Tulips

Would you count in for making these lovely crochet tulips? They make a truly beautiful decorative piece!

Jump at the opportunity to make your first amigurumi flowers, as this pattern by monua.stuff is very easy to make. All you need to know to work this flower project is the magic ring and a bit of increase and decrease. So don’t even hesitate to give it a try!

Level: upper beginner Author: monua.stuff

photo @monua.stuff / instagram.com

Find this pattern on instagram.com.

Hyacinth Bulb

These amazingly fragrant, bell-shaped flowers are among the most characteristic symbols of spring. Are you a fan of their smell? We certainly are! If you want to keep the charm of hyacinths in your home all year round, this awesome crochet flowers pattern will help you with that.

Level: upper beginner Author: Anna Nikipirowicz

Find this pattern on moochka.wordpress.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Little Flower

Oh, just look at this tiny cutie! Evidently inspired by wildflower meadows and the Sun, this crochet flowers pattern simply had to turn out absolutely charming. Follow this brilliant designer’s instructions and you will enjoy lovely new decor in no time.

Level: upper beginner Author: Anastasia Kirs

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Tulips

These crochet flowers are not afraid of time that passes by. The lovely crochet bouquet will stay on your desk as long as you want it to! And you are going to want it forever, trust us on this one. Before you get on with this exciting crochet pattern for flower, make sure you have all the right yarn colors at hand.

Level: upper beginner Author: June Gilbank

Find this pattern on planetjune.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Daffodil Bulb

Isn’t this sweet amigurumi bulb an ideal symbol of spring? Obviously! If you want to make people around you smile, crochet a bunch of these adorably round cuties. You can use them as little handmade gifts or decor elements.

Level: upper beginner Author: Yarn Blossom Boutique

The original pattern is on ravelry.com. The pattern was free for a limited time only.

African Violet

This violet crochet flower will smile at you every day! Watering not required. If you don’t believe that you have especially green fingers, this version of a house plant will be so good for you. Play with colors and sizes to suit your windowsill!

Level: upper beginner Author: Yarn Blossom Boutique

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Crochet Tulips

We are celebrating the tulip season with Flo and Dot! A crochet pattern for tulips is a must-have in every learn lover’s repertoire, without a doubt. This one is charming and not as difficult as it seems. Give it a try and use as many colors as you can!

Level: upper beginner Author: Flo and Dot

Find this pattern on floanddot.blogspot.com.