Easy Crochet Flower Pattern

5-petal crochet Flower for Hats

 This free crochet flower pattern is perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike.

It’s a versatile pattern that can adorn hats, headbands, sweaters, purses, or even as a standalone crochet flower wall hanging.

Easy crochet Flower Pattern FREE

This Crochet Flower is a Quick & Easy Stashbusting Crochet Project. From the basic crochet flower pattern, you will be amazed at what you can make, and how it adds a little flair to your crochet projects

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Crochet Flower Pattern Summary 

You will work into the first chain you made. And Once you make the Center of the fower you will create a petal and then repeat

I love adding these flower appliques to crochet hats and crochet headbands. I attach a button to the hat or headband and I can easily change the flowers and colors.

Abbreviations US Terms Used

Ch=chain
s st = slip stitch
sc = Single Crochet
dc=double crochet
hdc= half double crochet

What you will need to crochet the flower

Yarn: Any to suit your project

Crochet Hook: the bigger the hook/yarn the bigger the flower, you can create all sorts of sizes by mixing up hook and yarn

Easy Crochet Flower Pattern

Chain 4, working the FIRST rnd into the first chain on hook.

Rnd 1: Ch 4 (counts as the first stitch), dc into First chain, ch 1. 2dc, ch 1 into First chain, * Repeat from * to* 4 more times. Join sl st. into the top of chain start  (you will have 5 x2 dcs and 5 x ch1  spaces)

Rnd 2: slipst along to  1st ch1, space. *sc in next ch-1 space. Ch 3 * Repeat from * to * around.
Join with sl st into the first sc

(5, ch-3 spaces made)

Rnd 3: slip along to the 1st, ch3 space: ch 1, counts as first sc. Work: 2 dc, 3tr, 2 dc, sc into same ch-3 space, and into next ch-3 space work * sc, 2dc, 3tr, 2dc, sc *. Repeat * to * around 4 more times to form 5 petals.

Join with sl st into the first chain.

how to crochet a flower free pattern

Fasten off, leaving a 12-inch tail to sew onto your project whether it be a hat, headband, sweater, or purse. Or use it for a beautiful crochet wall decoration.

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Lisa Auch Crochet Pattern Designer
Lisa Auch is a crochet pattern designer, educator, and the founder of LisaAuch Crochet. She has been designing beginner-friendly crochet patterns since 2011 and brings more than 20 years of crochet experience, combined with a background in visual arts and education, to every design she creates. Lisa specialises in creating clear, easy-to-follow crochet patterns for baby hats, blankets, booties, bonnets, amigurumi, granny squares, and quick crochet projects. Her detailed written instructions, step-by-step photographs, and practical tutorials are designed to help crocheters of all skill levels build confidence and enjoy successful results. Known for her simple, practical approach and timeless designs, Lisa focuses on making crochet accessible without compromising on quality. Every pattern is carefully written, tested, and presented to be enjoyable for beginners while remaining inspiring for experienced crocheters. Lisa personally designs, writes, photographs, and publishes each pattern, ensuring every tutorial is accurate, easy to follow, and tested before publication. Through LisaAuch Crochet, Lisa continues to publish free crochet patterns, tutorials, and educational resources, helping makers around the world develop new skills, create handmade gifts, and enjoy the creativity of crochet with confidence.

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