Flowers & Bouquets
Crochet Sunflower Pot Plant Pattern for Beginners
Crochet a cheerful sunflower in a little stuffed flowerpot, with clear round counts for the pot, soil, flower center, petals, leaves, and stem.
Flowers & Appliqués
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Flowers & Bouquets
Easy Crochet Leaf Appliqué Pattern for Beginners
Make a small, flat crochet leaf from a 12-chain foundation with a simple mix of slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and one tall center stitch.
Flowers & Bouquets
Crochet Sunflower Pattern with Puffy Petals
Make a cheerful crochet sunflower with a textured brown center and rounded yellow petals, then shape it into a bright applique for accessories or decor.
Flowers & Bouquets
How to Crochet a Layered Flower with Loop Petals
Crochet a dimensional flower in four rounds, from its firm center to ten-wrap inner petals and a scalloped outer edge, using clear US terms.
Granny Squares
Large Flower Granny Square Crochet Pattern
Make a bold flower granny square with eight raised daisy petals, a yellow center, and a green surround. Follow the petal shaping and attach the flower as you crochet.
Flowers & Bouquets
Crochet a Rose Bouquet Blanket: Easy Tutorial
Crochet a round ivory blanket with a ring of leafy green edging and dimensional pink roses. This beginner-friendly, left-handed tutorial explains the materials, construction order, joining, and finishing.
Flowers & Bouquets
How to Crochet a Small Rose with Stem and Leaves
Make a petite coral crochet rose with a green base, wired leaf, and wrapped stem. This left-handed-friendly pattern walks through the petal strip, base, leaf, and assembly in clear US terms.
Flowers & Bouquets
Easy Crochet Daisy Applique Pattern
Crochet a six-petal daisy applique with a sunny yellow center and soft white petals. This step-by-step flower motif uses a magic ring, 12 single crochets, and simple repeated petal stitches.
Crochet Patterns
Easy Crochet Bat Applique Pattern
Crochet a small flat bat applique with a 15-chain foundation, pointed ears, and shaped wings. This Halloween-friendly pattern uses US crochet terms and a few familiar stitches.