Hi Spud & Chloë Friends,
Before I went to TNNA, a couple of weeks ago, I quickly whipped up 9 tiny flowers in our Spud & Chloë Fine. My goal was to make my store-bought cardigan a bit more special. I think it worked. A little flower here and there is always a good thing.
If you want to add a flower or two to something or other here is the simple pattern for you to follow.
Blooms
Yarn: Spud & Chloë Fine (80% superwash wool, 20% silk), a tiny bit in each color, Popcorn #7800, Glow Worm #7801, Clementine #7802, Dachshund #7803, Cricket #7804, Anemone #7805, Calypso #7806, Tutu #7807, Sassafras #7808
Crochet hook: Size 1
Chain 4 and join to form a ring with a slip stitch.
Chain 1. Single crochet 8 into the ring. Join the round with a slip stitch.
*Chain 4. Slip stitch in the next stitch.* Repeat from * to * 9 times to make 9 petals. Join the round with a slip stitch.
Cut the yarn and pull it through the stitch. Weave in the end to the wrong side if not using it to attach to another item
That’s it! How simple is that? Now, I used a needle and thread to stitch my Blooms on my cardigan. If you are going to stitch your Blooms on something you knitted or crocheted leave a longer tail and use that threaded on a yarn needle to whip stitch on. I left the petals free and stitched around the center.
Let me think of all of the things, knit or store-bought, you could flower up in style:
bags, sweaters, hats, blankets, hairbands, headbands, barrettes, buttons (if you made the ring bigger the flower could fit around a buttonhole and the button could pop through the center when buttoned up), scarves, gloves, mittens, dish towels, napkins, etc. This list could go on forever.
Have fun. Flower power rules!
So cute! Thank you
This is just adorable! It’s so simple, but classy and sassy! Can’t wait to try it!
so cute! you’ll probably love my new book, crochet adorned– it’s due out in august and full of ideas like this. i love embellishing readymade items– it’s almost instant gratification!
Lovely!Thanks!!
Wow - I love it! Those adorable little colored flowers just add so much! Way to go!
So easy for me and I am a true beginner. Cannot wait to make more and put them all over my sweaters and hats. Thanks so much:)
I love all the new patterns I became a Grany on Dec. 7 for the first time. I can see I will be checking out this web site often
this is sweet beyond belief, really love it.
Thanks for this sweet, easy pattern. My mom asked me to crochet corsages for my sister’s upcoming wedding, and I’m currently making several of these little blossoms to fill in around the larger flowers. They’re so simple and quick, and especially small and sweet made with size 10 crochet cotton.
Thanks for the pattern. I had been looking for a cute flower to embellish my girls flip-flops with. I did a single crochet around the band and they were cute but they were missing something and then I found your flower and that’s just the touch they needed. I love embellishments!!!
What a great idea! I may have to do that myself:)
these would be great on a scrapbook page! i an going to have to try this!
cute idea!!
just what I have been looking for… Thank you!
Ooooh, Linda, I’ll keep my eye out for your book. I agree with you on the embellishing ready made items.