12 DIY Crochet Sunflower Pattern (Check the Video)

I think sunflowers are one of the most beautiful flowers in the garden. Their smiling faces, which follow the movement of the sun, remind me to always look for the bright side of every circumstance and to turn my back on dark days.

Sunflowers are seasonal, but not in your house.

We love bright and cheery sunflower, here collect some free crochet pattern, you can use to create blanket, pillow cover or hat to bright your life. Enjoy a burst of spring all year!

Brighten Your Day with This Easy Crochet Sunflower Pattern

Crocheting sunflowers brings a touch of warmth and joy into any project. Whether you're adding them to blankets, scarves, or making a decorative bouquet, sunflowers are timeless symbols of happiness. This crochet sunflower pattern is simple to follow, adaptable, and perfect for beginners or seasoned crocheters alike. Let’s dive into this fun and creative crochet journey!

Why Crochet Sunflowers?

Crocheting sunflowers offers several delightful benefits:

• Versatile: Add them to various projects, such as blankets, clothing, or wall hangings.
• Easy to customize: Change the size, color, or style to fit your design needs.
• Cheerful decoration: Sunflowers brighten any space with their bold and vibrant look.

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Step-by-Step Crochet Sunflower Pattern

1. Crochet the Center of the Sunflower

1. Magic ring: Start with a magic ring using the brown yarn.
2. Round 1: Chain 1, then work 10 single crochets (sc) into the magic ring. Pull tight and slip stitch (sl st) to join. (10 stitches)
3. Round 2: Chain 1, work 2 sc into each stitch around. Slip stitch to join. (20 stitches)
4. Round 3: Chain 1, 1 sc in the next stitch, 2 sc in the next stitch; repeat around. Slip stitch to join. (30 stitches)
5. Fasten off and weave in the ends.

2. Crochet the Petals

1. Switch to yellow yarn.
2. Join yarn to any stitch of the brown center.
3. Chain 3, then in the same stitch, work 1 double crochet (dc).
4. In the next stitch, work 2 dc. Repeat 1 dc in next stitch, 2 dc in the next around the entire circle. Slip stitch to join. (You should have 45 stitches.)
5. Petal round:
   • Chain 6, skip the next stitch, and slip stitch into the next stitch.
   • Continue this pattern around to form the base of the petals.
6. Work the petals:
   • In each chain space (from the petal base), work the following: sc, half-double crochet (hdc), 3 double crochets (dc), hdc, sc. This completes one petal.
   • Repeat this petal pattern in each chain space around.
7. Finish: Slip stitch to join the last petal to the first, fasten off, and weave in the ends.

3. Add a Leaf (Optional)

1. Switch to green yarn.
2. Chain 8 for the leaf base.
3. In the second chain from the hook, work 1 sc, 1 hdc in the next stitch, 3 dc in the next stitch, 1 hdc in the next stitch, and finish with 1 sc.
4. Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the leaf to the flower.

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What type of yarn works best for crocheting a sunflower?

Cotton yarn is an excellent choice because it holds its shape well and gives a clean, defined look. Acrylic yarn also works well for a softer feel.

Can I adjust the size of the sunflower?
Yes! To make a smaller sunflower, reduce the number of stitches in the center and use a smaller hook. For a larger sunflower, add more rounds to the center and increase the petal count.

How can I use my crochet sunflower in a project?
You can attach it to a hat, scarf, or blanket. It also makes a great wall decoration or even a fun piece to add to a wreath.

Crocheting a sunflower is not only a delightful project but also a versatile addition to any crochet repertoire. With this easy-to-follow pattern, you can create cheerful and vibrant sunflowers that will brighten up any room or accessory.

Whether you’re making them as gifts, home décor, or just for fun, these crocheted sunflowers are sure to bring joy and color to your life.