Crochet with Flowers and Plants: 35 beautiful patterns inspired by nature and the seasons

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Whether you are looking for simple crochet flower patterns that are free or 3D crochet flower patterns you are sure to strike crochet gold in this curated collection of free crochet patterns. There are so many different patterns out there for crochet flowers and they are all beautiful and unique in their own way but only 25 of them were good enough to make the cut. Crochet adventure is one thing that you would really enjoy if you are into crafting. So on the lookout for fun stuff to crochet, make a crochet leaf pattern for your summer collection. Use any of your favorite colors, and you only require basic crochet skills to complete this pattern. Use simple stitches like slip stitch and chains. You have to work in small rounds. thepaintedhinge Replace or accent photo frames or artwork on the wall with a living wall hanging! Agat of Made by Gootie has designed the crochet pattern for this gorgeous double plant hanger. I don’t know about you but I want at least one for every room, and it uses one of my favorite stitches too – the Suzette stitch!

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Crochet Rose Pattern– another crochet rose that’s just beautiful. I especially love these leaves. A video tutorial is included.Find the original free pattern on moaracrochet.com, or read more about iton Ravelry. 11. The Tulip Flower Find the original free pattern on passionatecrafter.com, or read more about iton Ravelry. 12. Easy Rose Applique (YT) This is why I’ve decided to gather together crochet patterns with a garden theme. You’ll find both premium and free crochet patterns created by my super talented crochet community, that are either directly related to plants or incorporating them. There’s also some patterns to craft your own everlasting flowers, which will always look beautiful, but are oh so easy to care for. They sound good don’t they? Haha! 💐😆

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When autumn is already here, beat the blues by making beautiful crochet leaves. The display is entirely dependent upon the type of materials used for the pattern. So you can use it as a napkin or even as a crochet rug by making it in large size depending upon your choice. You can use this crochet leaf as an accent on a hat or new sweater, make a beautiful garland, or hang as it is. The special stitches used here are the magic circle, knit stitch, vocal bar, and side cabinet. At the beginning of round, knit 3 chain stitches. ravelry One of my favorite things about the ends of summer is that my garden and plants are at their peak, but the cooler days of fall are just around the corner. While the sun is still shinning high, I love watching my kids run around and play with water. I love that my garden looks so full, green and happy! These are the things that inspire me to crochet natured themed projects – especially plant themed crochet! 🪴🌸 Come discuss crocheting plant patterns and lots of other crochet projects and techniques in our Make & Do Crew Facebook group. Here thousands of helpful crocheters answer each others questions and share their stitches. Join us! More Amigurumi Patterns You Might Like This Youtube video tutorial on a crochet spider plant by Gonkui Crochet comes in two parts. This link leads to the first part and the second part can be found here. This plant uses a 4 ply yarn that's 100% acrylic and requires knowledge of only 5 stitches! No need to water this little crochet houseplant, so at least you’ll be able to keep this one alive. They make the perfect gift; for a birthday, housewarming gift and more.

And…if you LOVE weird and wonderful succulents then you’re going to ADORE this crochet String of Pearls from Ollie + Holly. String of Pearls from Ollie + Holly Find the original free pattern on mycreativebutterfly.com , or follow the free video tutorial on YouTube . 16. Lavanda Amigurumi If you are like me, you might get an illogical urge to squish the leaves of succulent plants. Well, now you can! These crochet house plants might look a bit spikey, but they are full of stuffing and perfect for squishing. Celebrate the autumn season by crocheting nice little leaves so that you can decorate them with garments at home or any other accessories you want. You can use them as coasters as they will perk up the look of your dining table too. Use simple stitches like the chain, slip stitch, etc. and work in small rounds for the pattern. Different colors used will complete the autumn look. robootkomania Pro tip: if you'd like to put your amigurumi plant in a store-bought flower pot, crochet the plant before sourcing the pot. That way, you can measure the plant and know precisely what container size to get.