Crochet flowers come in all shapes and sizes as well as in many colors. I love decorating my house with cut flowers because they bring a pop of color and fill the air with beautiful scents. However, it always makes me sad when they wilt and eventually die. But there`s a perfect way to keep them forever. Crochet Flowers are just as decorative! In addition, you can use them as an embellishment for many projects, such as an applique, brooch, or hair clip. They are also cute as bag charms and garlands and so quick and easy to make. These gorgeous flowers will decorate your table for special occasions and will certainly make an elegant wedding bouquet. Check out these patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
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HOPE Flower Free Crochet Pattern
This easy-to-make flower will surely make a beautiful applique. Its dimensional structure will look great in any color! This little detail will add a perfect finishing touch to any project, without a doubt. Lyn Coultas rocks! Don’t you think?
Level: beginner Author: Lyn Coultas
The original pattern and the photos are on Lyn Coultas. More info on Ravelry.
Silk Yarn Bobbin Flower Collection Crochet Pattern
Crochet these delicate flowers this spring using lace-weight yarn. They will certainly add a touch of luxury to a cardigan or embellish your bag. This paid pattern by Therese Eghult is exquisite, evidently worth every penny!
Level: intermediate Author: Therese Eghult
The original pattern and the photos are on Darn Good Yarn. More info on Ravelry.
Sunflowers for Decor Free Crochet Pattern
Decorate your home with these stunning sunflowers before summer comes! They will certainly add a pop of color to your interiors and will last longer than a real bouquet. We are impressed with Red Mitten Designs’ work!
Level: intermediate Author: Red Mitten Designs
The original pattern and the photos are on Red Mitten Design. More info on Ravelry.
Calla Lily Bouquet Free Crochet Pattern
Calla lilies are graceful and elegant flowers that come in many colors. Why not crochet this marvelous bouquet for a wedding or other special occasions? The instructions by City Farmhouse Studio will surely come in handy!
Level: upper beginner Author: City Farmhouse Studio
The original pattern and the photos are on City Farmhouse Studio. More info on Ravelry.
Tiny Peony Free Crochet Pattern
This pattern by awesome Picot Pals will let you crochet peonies in different sizes. They will make a cute bouquet, brooch, or decoration that you can easily add to other projects. The possibilities are endless!
Level: beginner Author: Picot Pals
The original pattern and the photos are on Picot Pals. More info on Ravelry.
Bouquet of Carnation Flowers Free Crochet Pattern
Although carnations may be traditional for Mother`s Day, they are also ideal for any other occasion. Pretty pinks will brighten up your table and will last forever! Ling Ryan created an evergreen pattern, without a doubt.
Level: beginner Author: Ling Ryan
The original pattern and the photos are on Hooked on Patterns. More info on Ravelry.
Grandiflora Rose Flower Crochet Pattern
Roses are certainly queens of flowers, and this paid pattern shows it. These realistic roses will make a stunning bouquet for special occasions like weddings, so you should definitely give them a try. Happy Patty Crochet 4 ever!
Level: intermediate Author: Happy Patty Crochet
The original pattern and the photos are on Happy Patty Crochet.
Blooming Pinwheel Free Crochet Pattern
This adorable pinwheel flower looks beautiful in any color palette. We love the one Ana Morais Soares chose! The flower will make a perfect applique, hairpin, or brooch because it’s a perfect simple pop of color.
Level: beginner Author: Ana Morais Soares
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Poinsettia Crochet Pattern
Decorate your home with this long-lasting poinsettia flower. It`s surely a must for Christmas, and it will also make a lovely gift. This paid pattern has easy step-by-step instructions. Connie Rockliff took care of that!
Level: upper beginner Author: Connie Rockliff
The original pattern and the photos are on Etsy.
Iceland Poppy Free Crochet Pattern
These pastel flowers are so delicate! They will put a smile on your face this spring, that’s for sure. The flowers are decorative on their own, perfect for different crochet projects. They will also make a cute hair clip, garland, or brooch.
Level: beginner Author: Picot Pals
The original pattern and the photos are on Picot Pals. More info on Ravelry.
African Daisy Gazania Free Crochet Pattern
What a wonderful color! We love this pattern by Leticia Lebron – it is a must-have in our collection of crochet decor ideas. Nothing brings fresh charm to our houses like a handmade bouquet! Make on this season and you will understand. Simple as that!
Level: upper beginner Author: Leticia Lebron
The original pattern is on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.
Rose Flower with Leaf Free Crochet Pattern
One more charming crochet pattern from Naztazia! The day gets better instantly, doesn’t it? We surely can’t wait to try crocheting these colorful beauties. You can use them as decoration for so many things. As appliques for other projects too!
Level: upper beginner Author: Naztazia
The original pattern and the photos are on Naztazia. More info on Ravelry.
Christmas Star Flower Free Crochet Pattern
A true symbol of Christmastime! If you are still wondering what the best centerpiece for your table for the holiday family gatherings would be, wonder no more! This wonderful flower created by svetafirefly will amaze all the guests.
Level: upper beginner Author: svetafirefly
The original pattern is on Instagram. The photos are on Instagram.
Rose Flower Bouquet Free Crochet Pattern
Which crafter doesn’t love floral crochet patterns by Naztazia? We all obviously do, this author is a real queen of colorful flowers! If you are looking for original ideas for home decor, a buquet like this one is certainly a great option.
Level: upper beginner Author: Naztazia
The original pattern and the photos are on Naztazia. More info on Ravelry.
