Crochet Breathtaking Flower

Today we have selected exclusive video tutorial just for them who loves crochet and flowers and we hope you will enjoy and master it easily.

This is an amazing idea about your beloved hobby and we’d like to show how to create beautiful and attractive accessory for yourself or for your friends or family members.

It can be used as embellishment on bags, scarfs, hats and on lots of other accessories.

Crochet Breathtaking Flower

This unique flower will surely attract everyone’s attention and will highlight your innovative nature.

It is time to renovate your accessories’ collection and add very personal touch to it.

Crochet Breathtaking Flower Tutorial

Step 1: Create the Center

Begin with the flower’s core:

1. Magic Ring: Start by making a magic ring. This adjustable loop will be the base for your flower’s center.
2. Round 1: Crochet 6 single crochets (sc) into the ring. Join with a slip stitch (sl st) to close the round.
3. Round 2: Chain 1, work 2 single crochets in each stitch around, and join with a slip stitch.

This gives you a small, tight center to build the petals around. For a bolder flower, use bright colors here.

Step 2: Start the Petals

1. Round 3: Chain 2, work 1 double crochet (dc) in the first stitch, then 2 double crochets in the next stitch. Continue this pattern around to form a base for the petals.
2. Shape the Petals: Chain 3, work 3 triple crochets (tr) into the next stitch, and slip stitch in the following stitch to anchor. Repeat around.

Each petal should curve slightly outward for a natural, layered look. You can vary petal shapes by changing stitch types.

Step 3: Add Texture

Adding texture will make your flower “breathe” and stand out:

1. Layering: After completing the first row of petals, slip stitch into the back of the flower and start another row of larger petals.
2. Texture Stitches: Use popcorn or puff stitches to create a 3D effect.
3. Outer Edging: Add an edging with picot stitches or ruffles to make the flower appear fuller.

Adding texture to your flower helps it stand out and gives a more “breathtaking” look to your work.

Step 4: Final Touches

1. Fasten Off: Cut the yarn and weave in the ends neatly using a tapestry needle.
2. Block the Flower: If desired, lightly block your flower by pinning it to a foam board and spritzing with water. Allow it to dry.

Creative Uses for Crochet Flowers

Once your flower is complete, there are numerous creative ways to use it:

1. Home Decor: Sew your flowers onto cushions, blankets, or curtains for a charming touch.
2. Wearable Accessories: Attach to hairpins, headbands, or even as a brooch.
3. Gift Decorations: Use them to decorate gift bags or wrap gifts.
4. Jewelry: Combine smaller flowers to make a statement necklace or bracelet.
5. Garments: Add flowers to pockets or shoulder areas of a cardigan.

Use your fantasy and imagination and use any color you wish. It is very easy so we wish you good luck!!!