Flowers trigger happy brain chemicals, so why not grab some yarn and a hook and crochet a bouquet to brighten your day using one of these 9 Free Crochet Flower Patterns?
Yesterday I planted flower seeds and to quote Audrey Hepburn, "to plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow" - it's a commitment to the seasons ahead and the growth and beauty that awaits.
With tiny seeds and rich earth, we can create a colourful array of flowers and foliage, and with a hook and yarn we can also create some everlasting happiness.
Today I'm sharing 9 Free Crochet Flower Patterns which have me inspired to create beautiful blooms for when the spring days arrive. These can be appliqued onto crochet projects, made into garlands, added to seasonal wreaths or simply bunched in your favorite vase to brighten your day.
Grab your supplies and let's crochet a garden of yarn flowers:
Sunflowers often symbolize happiness and joy due to their bright and sunny appearance. They also represent loyalty and adoration because they turn their heads to follow the sun across the sky. They're a showstopper in any garden, they self-seed and they're very easy to grow.
Craftsy Amore has a free pattern for this gorgeous Sunflower Bouquet that will add some cheer and happiness to any season.
The pattern looks easy to follow and they look absolutely stunning. You can find the free pattern HERE.
Cherry blossoms (Sakura) are delicate and beautiful, and they're elegance is celebrated in art, poetry and films in Japanese culture. They're a symbol of rebirth and new beginnings and even though they flower for a brief time their impact reminds us to embrace change and new opportunities.
Golden Lucy Crafts has a free pattern for these sweet delicate Cherry Blossoms and they finish at a super tiny 1 1/8" (3cm).
The pattern can be found HERE and there's a video tutorial as well to guide you through the process.
Freesias inspire us to have a free and open heart and embrace free thinking. They're the perfect gift for a treasured friend as they express loyalty, gratitude and appreciation.
I have freesias in the glasshouse and when they flower, the scent is intoxicating. Sweet and delicate scents have a positive impact on our mental health and during the last days of winter they make the glasshouse smell like a flowering spring garden.
Hookok has a pattern for these stunning Freesia Flowers and you could add these to crochet bouquets as fillers.
The free pattern can be found HERE.
I found this Sweet Flower In Wonderland pattern on Instagram. The account is tanoshiimajo and there's some stunning crochet to drowl over. Make sure to follow and be inspired.
The part is shared in four parts, and you can find the links below:
Carnations remind me of my nan. They represent love, devotion, distinction and fascination. Their colourful, frilly petals and sweet aroma is associated with love in all forms and are deeply tied to a mother's love.
The free pattern can be found HERE and her bouquets are very inspiring.
Lilac is a symbol of new love or first love. The ancient Greeks believed that lilac was created when Hera turned the innocent and young nymph Syringa into a flower. They feature prominently in literature and art as a way to represent love, purity and innocence.
Lilacs make great cut flowers, lasting up to two weeks, and their strong perfume and beautiful colours will bring you so much joy.
Daisies are those rare flowers that make you smile and embrace your inner child. They represent simplicity, positivity and happiness. In Celtic legend, God would sprinkle daisies over the earth to give parents who had lost a child a reason to smile.
Lingzhi Kang has a free Daisy Bouquet Pattern on Ravelry for you to download and they're delicate, sweet and add happiness to your day.
Roses have captivated humans for centuries and they generally represent love, purity and devotion. Their meaning varies depending on their colour and you'll find them growing in most gardens.
They have a delicious scent, are great for cut flower gardens, easy to propagate and have a long and glorious flowering season. The buds, petals and hips can be used in teas, jams and syrups and they dry well for longevity.
Hookok has a free pattern for the Floyd Rose for you to crochet and the free pattern can be found HERE.
Daffodils are the first sign of spring, and our garden is bursting with early colour. We increased our narcissus count by over 200 bulbs last autumn and the work has paid off - it's going to be a stunning display!
They represent creativity, inspiration, renewal, awareness, memory and forgiveness. They're also used in literature as a symbol of happiness and hope.
Moara Crochet has this stunning free Daffodil Flower Pattern for you to crochet and you can find the pattern HERE.
I hope these 9 Free Crochet Flower Patterns have inspired you to crochet your own garden to enjoy all year long.
Every pattern is linked but make sure you look at the other projects available on these blogs. There are many more flower patterns for you to try and these makers have given us realistic flowers to crochet - they are so talented!
Enjoy!
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Happy crocheting :)
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