I like simple shapes that can be used in many different projects. When I was practicing flowers, I came up with this simple 5-petal one, which has lovely star-like shape. I thought, that it will be perfect in winter, too! Just make it in white and you will have lovely snowflake; use gold thread to make a shining star, or go for colorful design to make it look more flowery. It all depends on color and context.
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These flowers can be a beautiful Christmas decoration, because it’s easy to make them hanging ornaments. You can easily join them in a bunting or adorn Christmas presents with it. If you like, use them as applique – it really all depends on your imagination.
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Final size of the flower heavily depends on the kind of thread and hook you use. The thicker the yarn and the hook, the bigger your crocheted flower will be. It works very well in filoselle, because it’s quite thin. It comes in many colors, so you have a lot of option, and has a lovely shine to it.
PATTERN NOTES:
LEVEL – beginner
TERMS – standard US
TECHNIQUES
- chain (ch)
- single crochet (sc)
- double crochet (dc)
- treble (tr)
- picot
MATERIALS AND TOOLS
- you can use any yarn and recommended hook size
- for these flowers I used filoselle and 1,5 mm crochet hook
Written pattern
START: 6 chains, close with a slip stitch
ROUND 1: 1 chain, 15 single crochets, close with a slip stitch
ROUND 2: *5 chains, skip 2, 1 slip stitch in the next stitch* x5
ROUND 3: 2 chains, 2 double crochet, 3 treble, 1 picot, 3 treble, 3 double crochet, 1 slip stitch (worked in the stitch between the chain loops), *3 double crochet, 3 treble, 1 picot, 3 treble, 3 double crochet, 1 slip stitch* x4
FASTEN OFF.
you are done!
Make a bunch of these flowers and arrange them as you like. Use it as decoration, applique or other way that will make you happy!
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