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Crochet Flowers: Super-Pretty Pattern

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August 3, 2012 By Rose Fine Crafts 8 Comments

This crochet flower is called ‘Tahiti Blossom’. It is a bit more interesting and intricate to make when compared to most crochet flowers, which are super simple to make.

In other words: this is a perfect crochet project to take along to the beach, so pack some yarn and a needle, and crochet by the sea. Perfect.

crochet flowers

For the free downloadable pattern: please join our mailing list, and a link to this pattern is included in the auto-responder. Do not join from behind a firewall, and allow time for your mail server to receive my mail, which, yes, can be an hour or so in a company setting. So, best is to sign up from home or mobile.

Attention Existing Newsletter Subscribers: interested in this pattern? Email me and I will send you the pattern, usually within the day.

 

Yarn Best for Crochet Flowers

Buy Yarn

If you have remnants, than by all means use that to make flowers. Otherwise, I recommend you purchase your yarn here:

  • sport weight yarn
  • worsted weight yarn

Go with light cotton or bamboo yarn (not acrylic).

The yarn used for the flowers in the picture is sport weight yarn. This yarn is tiny tat lighter than double knitting (DK) weight yarn), and is excellent for socks, accessories, shawls, wraps, and Norwegian ski / heirloom sweaters. However, the yarn you see most often is called ‘worsted weight’ yarn, which is a bit heavier than sport weight yarn. The only crochet yarn that is lighter than sport weight yarn is called fingering weight yarn, or baby yarn, and is about double the weight of lace yarn.

Typically, 5.75-6.5 crochet stitches with sport weight yarn will result in a 1”, whereas with worsted weight yarn, you only need to make 4-5 crochet stitches to get a 1” crocheted piece.

 

Why I love Crochet Flowers

What I particularly love about crochet flowers is that they …

  1. are so versatile
  2. offer a great way to use up left-over yarn
  3. make just the perfect brooches
  4. are a great way to embellish anything
  5. make wonderful stepping stones to larger projects, such as afghans, cardigans, crochet sweaters, etc.
  6. work up super-fast, giving you that instant gratification feeling when you got one done.
    Click here for more Crochet Flowers & other free crochet patterns.

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  1. Sarah Frank says

    August 11, 2012 at 5:02 pm

    Hi! I love the tahiti flower crochet pattern, do you think you could email it to me? I am already a subscriber and love everything you do! Thanks!

  2. Fine Craft Guild says

    August 12, 2012 at 1:21 am

    sure. it is on the way to you.

  3. Jane Beck says

    August 16, 2012 at 9:58 am

    Please add me to your mailing list. I would love to have this flower pattern. Thanks.

  4. Fine Craft Guild says

    August 16, 2012 at 12:41 pm

    Hi Jane, that is something that you do for yourself. See top right hand of page for signup form. Upon confirming that you are you, you will get the patterns mailed to you automatically.

  5. Vida says

    November 6, 2012 at 7:47 am

    Hi! I have joined the mailing list. Looking forward to receiving the Tahiti Blossom pattern.
    Thanks, VidaVan

  6. Helena says

    November 19, 2012 at 2:53 am

    I love the Tahiti Blossom flower design. Is there any way you could email the pattern to me please? Ive been knitting for years but want to try doing more crochet work. Thanks, Helena

  7. Fine Craft Guild says

    November 19, 2012 at 5:35 am

    Hi Helena,

    Yes, it’s quite simple: just sign up for my newsletter, click the confirmation link in the email you’ll receive, and then you will be emailed a long list of patterns, including the one for the Tahiti Blossom flowers. Okay?

  8. Gila says

    May 24, 2013 at 1:25 pm

    Hi, could you please send me the pattern to the tahiti blossom flower and any more of your nice crocheted flowers?
    Have a good weekend!

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