37 Easy Flower Crochet Patterns and Ideas

Looking for an easy flower crochet pattern? Try one of these pretty crochet crochet flowers.

Spring is in the air, and that means one thing: it’s time to get creative with flowers! Crochet is a great way to add pops of color and life to your home décor, so today we’ve put together a roundup of 37 easy flower crochet patterns and ideas.

From simple buds to elaborate blooms, there’s sure to be a pattern here for everyone! So grab your yarn and hooks, and let’s get crocheting!

There are lots of different amigurumi crocheted flower patterns to choose from. Read the reviews and get ready to start your next project, a flower pattern.

I have found that you need to keep a tight tension for your stuffed crochet flower to turn out well. Also to get the same size as the pattern designer you need to do a test gauge swatch.

You might want to get plastic eyes for your stuffed crochet flower if you are making a Kawaii version. Amazon is a good place to find them. I got these eyes.

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Easy Flower Crochet Patterns and Ideas

1. Simple Pattern for Flower

Make some pretty flower crochet patterns. There are lots of different patterns to try, easy to advanced. — SumOfTheirStories

Super cute little flowers with very well-written (and photographed) instructions. I am an experienced crochet crafter but make few of these little bits – the pattern was extremely helpful!

Fun and quick to make these flowers and very easy pattern to follow.

Great pattern with lots of detail. Every step is explained thoroughly so that even a newbie crocheter (like me) can understand!

2. Easy 3 Flower Pattern

Pattern was easy to follow. I made changes for the bigger one just to give it a little more depth.

very cute pattern! I’m a beginner & it was easy to follow & make! super excited to gift some of these flowers a lot of fun to make.

3. Wedding Décor Flowers

This crochet designer has lots of beautiful crochet flower patterns. These flowers would be great for headbands, hats, bags, and more. Try some of them today!

Patterns are very easy t follow. I was so excited to see all the pictures and there is a video to watch as well. Set me up for success! Thank you!

Easy to follow instructions. I started out small by making a rose to go on a barrette. I definitely will make more.

Love these patterns and own several! Beautiful photos accompany the pattern as well…thank you!

4. 12 Pen Flowers Pattern Book

Instructions were easy to follow. Wide range of flowers choices. I just had to adjust the pot stitches since I found it too wide (using my yarn and hook and tension) and so increased the height and decreased the circumference.

Pattern is great! I made 3 flowers – they all turned out much BIGGER than I expected, but beautiful!

Well written, beginner friendly patterns. The way the pattern is written makes it easy to alter slightly to fit different sized pens. Creative and adorable!

Only thing, is i might suggest people put something heavy in the dirt base, to help with the flower not falling over. However, that might just be due to me using tall pens. Lovely!

5. Delicate Rose Crochet Pattern

Love how easy the pattern is to follow! I decided to make larger and more lush roses by upping the hook by .5mm and using 4ply/worsted yarn. Came out beautifully. Looking forward to an extravagant bouquet.

I am still pretty beginner at crocheting, but the instructions for this rose are very clear and helpful! It requires a bunch of basic stitches, such as single crochet, half double crochet, treble/triple crochet, as well as a magic circle, so make sure you know how to do those! It’s great practice for me as a beginner, and there are even images in the PDF that help.

This crochet designer has lots of pretty flower patterns for you to try.

6. Bloom the Flower Amigurumi Pattern

It‘s a lot of work to he honest, but it‘s absolutely worth it. I followed the German pattern and as you can see, it was fine. Really love the outcome, very good and detailed pattern.

I’m reading the pattern and it’s very well explained. I’ll try to make my own Bloom soon. He looks adorable.

I love the way she turned out!! The pattern was easy to follow, very well written! Thank you so much for your amazing talent!

Make this super cute amigurumi flower pattern. This crochet designer has lots of other adorable amigurumi patterns for you to try.

7. Realistic Peony Crochet Pattern

Try some of these flower crochet patterns. There are lots of pretty patterns to choose from. — HappyPattyCrochet

This is an advanced flower pattern. Try making your own realistic peony crocheted flower bouquet. There are detailed instructions on the crochet pattern and assembly. This crochet designer has other beautiful flower patterns for you to try.

I have had a chance to review the pattern and give it a try. The flower is bigger than I expected, reasonably close to life-size, full bloom flowers give or take depending on your tension.

The instructions are easy to read, clear, and to the point. I will definitely be coming back for the rest of her patterns to add to my collection! 5 stars well earned!

Have not tried this pattern yet but just looking it over it is easy to follow directions are great.

This pattern looks intense, but I’m looking forward to making these.

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Now it’s your turn! Whether you’re a crochet beginner or an experienced pro, we want to see what you create with these patterns. Share your projects on Instagram using the hashtag #amorecraftylife and tag us @amorecraftylife for a chance to be featured on our account. We can’t wait to see what beautiful flowers you create! Happy crocheting!

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Heather Hamlin

I have been crocheting since I was 8 years old. I have 40 plus years of experience. My blogging journey started in 2013 and I have been writing about crafts and crocheting since then. I started blogging full time in 2019.

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