How to Crochet a Flower Button

Crochet Flower Button

Crocheters who love elegant and beautiful flowers, this is often another nice chance to create this colorful and amazing flower button with your own hands in just a brief amount of your time.

These flowers are very beautiful and creative. You have to crochet many of these and can decorate many things.

These flowers can take an important place in your crochet works. Wonderful gift for friends and family.

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  1. How to Crochet a Flower Button
  2. Crochet Flower Buttons
    1. Polymer Clay Flower Buttons
    2. Embroidered Flower Buttons
    3. Felt Flower Buttons
    4.  Wooden Flower Buttons
    5.  Upcycled Fabric Flower Buttons

How to Crochet a Flower Button

Crochet Flower Button

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Crochet Flower Buttons

  • Made entirely with yarn and a crochet hook.
  • Use a magic ring and work petals in the round (e.g., 5 sc petals or puff stitch).
  • Sew in the center of hats, bags, or baby clothes.

Use contrasting thread in the center to mimic a stamen.

Polymer Clay Flower Buttons

  • Mold simple flower shapes from polymer clay.
  • Add texture with tools or stamps.
  • Bake and glaze for a glossy finish.

Use For: Jackets, tote bags, kids’ accessories.

Embroidered Flower Buttons

  • Cover a flat button with fabric.
  • Embroider tiny flowers (e.g., lazy daisy stitch, French knots) onto the surface.

Great For: Vintage-style cardigans, linen pouches, handmade notebooks.

Felt Flower Buttons

  • Cut felt into flower shapes and sew or glue a small button in the center.
  • Layer two or three colors for a dimensional effect.

Perfect For: Headbands, brooches, or felt book embellishments.

 Wooden Flower Buttons

  • Use laser-cut wooden buttons shaped like daisies or roses.
  • Can be painted or left natural for a rustic feel.

Works well with: Linen, denim, and other natural fabrics.

 Upcycled Fabric Flower Buttons

  • Twist or roll fabric strips into a flower and secure with stitches.
  • Sew a button in the center as both anchor and detail.

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