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How To Crochet a Double Layer 3d Flower in 6 Easy Steps A Free Crochet Flower Pattern

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Create a beautiful small double-layered, 5 Petal 3D flower in 8 easy steps with this free crochet pattern. this is a nice easy way to crochet a layred petal flower. This is a Quick EASY crochet project. 
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Crochet Flower with 2 layers 

 
This is a very easy to crochet flower pattern, and once you have made the first round and the loops you can make this crochet flower as big as you wish. it does not matter what size of hook or yarn you use it will always turn out, Perfect for adding a little flower power to any of your projects. 
Easy Crochet Flower Pattern
Crochet Flower with 4 layers

This makes a really good crochet flower to add to a Headband or hat, and you can fasten the flower on with a button or why not chain some lengths of yarn and attach the flower and make a very simple yet effective headband.  

My daughter loves it when I can crochet her  a unique hair accessory to match all her outfits
 
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Create a simple crochet headband by creating chain lengths to go around your head and adding on the crochet flower with layers. 
 

This is the Perfect little crochet Flower for a Hat headband or to finish off your project with a little sweetness.
You can use any size of hook and any size of yarn, just remember the bigger you go the bigger your flower, and vice versa

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You can change the size of the outer petals by crocheting larger-length stitches. example treble crochet instead of double crochet. 

What you will need to know before crocheting this Flower 

We will be working AROUND the STEMS of previous rounds of Stitches. 
The way we create the Petals layered effect is to work around the petal round by working the stitches of this new round around the stitches used for the previous round. It helps to FOLD the first round petals forward so you can easily work into the stems of the single crochet stitches.  see pictures below
 
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Once the second row is made, you can continue working like above by working around the stems of previous rounds stitches and create MORE sc, chain3 spaces at the back of your work and make the flower bigger. 

just remember to add more crochet stitches to the petals, and if you feel you need more height to the petals replace dc with treble crochet. 
 
For the Purple crochet flower in the main picture, I used a 4.00mm hook and Redheart Lisa Double Knit 

Rnd 1: Ch2, and work 5 sc into the FIRST chain, ch1. (Do not TURN)

 
Rnd2: 10 sc in center of ring, sl st to top of top of ch.
Rnd3: Crochet the FIRST petal in the first sc of the previous round, (SC, 3dc, SC, skip 1 stitch)
Rnd 4: Repeat ( to ) around to create 5 petals in total, slip stitch to join into top of 1st sc. FLIP work over to work on the BACK of the flower, pull through the chain, to be able to work on the back of the flower petals
Rnd5: ch 3, skip 1 SC Of last rounds sc, and sc around the POST of the previous rounds SC ( SEE V in the image below) to secure) repeat ( around ) creating a series of 5 ch3 loops in total.
how to crochet an easy flower with layers

What the Back of your work looks like with the 5 loops

Rnd6: your flower over to Right side, fold over the front petal and pull through the chain to be able to work back into the loops just made. Working into the loops you created make a larger petal ALL in the first loop by working (sc, 5dc, sc) repeat ( to) in each loop around, sl st to join with first sc of first petal.

 
Rnd 7: If you want to continue making MORE rounds and Flower Petals, repeat Step 4 and Step 5, however, the MORE petals you add you will add more DC stitches for the petals, I sometimes change up to Treble crochet, if making 4 rounds (like the Crochet Flower on the Earwarmer Headbands as they make a perfect size.
How to crochet a flower
What the back of your work will look like Adding the LOOPS for the crochet petals 

 

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Free 3d Crochet Flower
 
I love to crochet flowers and my favorite is the Crochet ROSE Pattern I can make it any color and use it to embellish hats, and headbands. I can crochet a big rose or make it smaller simply by changing up the yarn and hooks I use 
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Easy crochet Rose Pattern 

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