#crocheted flowers

[moonflwrmade]

✨moonflwrmade

Currently working on my first attempt at a daisy granny square. 🌼 she’s looking a bit sunny-side up at the moment.

Credit for pattern & tutorial goes to Adore Crea Crochet on youtube.

[explode-this]

Still trying to figure out how to arrange them, and I’d like to try something else in the bottom of the vase (didn’t care for this particular flower arranging foam), plus I’m still working on the “water” (origami stars in different shades of blue), but I learned a lot working on these carnations, including “bluffing my way through a calyx” and “substituting with yarn when the wire-wrapping tape disappeared before I could start making stems”

[faithandarisadventures]

Crocheted Flowers November 12, 2023 Natick Mall Natick, Massachusetts

[thecharcoalsalamander]

My army of hedge-witch hats has grown!

I'm running out of places to put them in my apartment, so this, among others, are for sale in my ko-fi shop ☺️

���️🪻🪷🌸🌹🌺🌻🌼

[enderblogs-25]

December 24th, 2022

To go with the flowers I made the three special family members, (posted two days ago) I made a flower of the same color for that person's immediate household. My mom got this purple flower for my sister. My cousin got a red flower for her son. Grammie got a blue flower for Papa. 💙 This pattern is super simple, although I did like working it with paracord rather than traditional yarn.

This is the last of my projects from 2022. Thank you all for checking them out and allowing me to share. 😊

[beautyunfolding885]

[sosuperawesome]

Miniature Crochet Flowers // K's Handicrafts

[pxsieszn]

Crochet Flowers

[dailypokemoncrochet]

[webdiggerxxx]

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[zegalba]

Simone Rocha spring/summer 2024

[mimishouseofyarn]

Handmade sunflower blanket, took a year to finish it

🌻✨️ Check out my etsy ✨️🌻

[funkyknots]

any suggestions on how i should arrange this bouquet?

[lebakasmadl]

Flower sweater!!!!

Just got done and absolutly can’t wait for winter

It’s a bit rough and rustic looking, but that’s what I lowkey wanted

(Pls don’t ask how much I spend on the yarn 🥹)

(Flower granny square tutorial)

(Cuff tutorial)

[ping-ski]

damn you DCA for lighting that joyful spark i thought i lost, giving me some form of warm comfort i can run back to when it gets tough and bringing back whimsy into my life cause now all i want to think about, draw about, sing about, talk about, write about is you

[enderblogs-25]

December 15th, 2022

Three flowers for three very special people in our family.

The purple flower is for my older sister, who died when she was born. I of course never met her, but feel a strong connection to her as my mom has talked about her all my life. We visit her often, take her flowers every major holiday, and I even crocheted her little statue a scarf a few years ago.

The red flower is for my little cousin, who passed before we could meet him. He fought to be here, but was stillborn.

The blue flower is (the most difficult) for my Papa. He passed on May 2nd, 2022, with the entire family (minus the little ones) around him. Unfortunately... I was in school in Chicago at the time, but my mom made sure to call me on video so we could see each other again. The last time I saw him was before I left to go back to school on January 13th, 2022. This is the first Christmas without him, and we're all doing what we can to help my Grammie (and each other). It was hard. But I liked being able to include him 💙 Like I've always included Mandie, and like we've been including my little cousin.

These flowers are special because they're made out of paracord, so they can be placed outside in flower pots for years at a time. The scarf I made my sister has been with her since about 2017, and although it's faded considerably, it's still just as strong. The stems had to be hot glued together, and the flower to the stem had to be glued too, but I'm hoping that won't shorten the time they're able to spend outside.

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/basic-rose

Patten by: June Gilbank