37+ Free Crochet Flower Patterns - Pretty Flowers to Crochet

These interesting, decorative flowers would serve as a statement-making embellishment, so this pattern is a must-try. Also, this pattern is super simple, and these everlasting beauties are so quick to craft. Adding a couple more colors to the pattern would accentuate the center. Patterns by Treasurie.

This crochet flower pattern is made with the half treble crochet stitch. The center spokes make it the perfect addition for a bright-colored fabric underneath. You can use these flowers as an embellishment for a headband, a summer top, or any other wearable. Crochet flower patterns by Treasurie.

Learn how to crochet a rose with this easy pattern for 4 different styles. Stitch these onto a monochrome handbag, string them into a dainty bracelet, or even pin a couple in your hair. It’s an easy and quick project, and for this, you can put to use any leftover red yarn scraps. Pattern by Treasurie

These large crochet flowers can be attached to jackets as brooches and even use these as fridge magnets with some crochet leaves! They use chain stitches and single crochet so they are great crochet flowers for beginners. Pattern by Treasurie.

Learn how to crochet a sunflower with this free crochet flower pattern that uses the popular picot stitch for the points of the petals. You can use this beauty as an applique for your beach hats and summer bags. This can even be used as a coaster or strung into an elegant bunting. Pattern by Treasurie

Crochet lots of these double treble flowers and turn them into bunting. Festivities are incomplete without a cheery bunting brightening up the background. You’ll only need to master one basic crochet flower pattern, make a bunch of those in your favorite colors, and then string them up to brighten up your living space. Pattern by Treasurie.

Create the loveliest forget-me-nots with this flower crochet pattern. You will be making use of the double crochet technique for this pattern with a magic ring, and you’ll close the ends off with the slip stitch. These forget-me-nots are so gorgeous, and you can applique or stick them onto your clothes. Patterns from Moois Van M(i)e

Pale pink and white dogwood flowers are beautiful. This pattern will help you create the coolest springtime floral décor for your table linen, your clothing, and your accessories. You can attach some magnets to these and use them as magnetic embellishments for your home appliances. Patterns from Golden Lucy Crafts

If there’s one catch to real flowers, it is the looming nostalgia that comes with the wilting petals. What could be better than a bunch of your favorite crocheted flowers that you can keep for ages? All you need to freshen them up is a quick wash. These crocheted Hydrangeas presented in a brown wrap or a porcelain vase will surely put a smile on your beloved’s face. Patterns from Moara Crochet Designs

I am so excited to make this bouquet. The colors chosen in this pattern are a beauty, but you can, of course, try it in a different palette too. More importantly, anyone avoiding flowers due to their bad luck with pollen allergies can also be treated with these. Patterns from Repeat Crafter Me

Have you ever seen something so beautiful? These crochet roses are so stunning. These can be kept in a vase to add a cute flair to your living space. Also, these would make such a gorgeous wedding bouquet, one that you can keep for years to come and be surrounded by the sweet smell of loving nostalgia, if not the original rosy fragrance. Patterns from She's Crafty

These tiny puff flowers are such a cute reminder of the floral crafts our grandmothers used to create. The crochet puff flowers are very popular and can be used as an embellishment as well as for blankets and throws. You can attach a single puff flower to a hairpin and make a lovely, personalized hair accessory to match your outfit. Patterns from Bella Coco Crochet

Crochet tulips on canvas make a wonderful wall hanging that you can hang in your living space. These tulips are made of cotton yarn, so they have a really smooth texture. These particular tulips are made with three crochet petals, but you can always add a fourth one for volume. Patterns from Repeat Crafter Me

Crochet flowers in a crochet flowerpot? What a treat! You can make this cute flower pot with the Amigurumi crochet method, pop in the crochet flowers, and surprise someone special with this lasting reminder of your thoughtful gesture. This would also look great perched on a window sill or your bookshelf. Patterns from Sewrella

I must say our crafting community has exceeded all expectations by creating the most elegant and timeless tiny peonies. What cuties! Would you have the heart to make these for a giveaway? I doubt I’d have the heart to share these with anyone else. Put everything on hold and follow the link to create some for yourself. Patterns from Picot Pals

Do your loved ones suffer from plant and pollen allergies? Here are the perfect origami roses for next Valentine’s Day. Even if you’re new to the art of crochet, you can try this project. You’ll be making the petals with the double crochet technique and then rolling them up. Patterns from Naztazia

The cherry blossom is a sight you can’t get enough of. Sadly their blooms don’t last long, so for those of us wanting to capture their beauty, we can crochet some cherry blossoms with this amazing pattern. Add them to some branches for a more realistic look. Patterns from Golden Lucy Crafts

The Tahiti Bloom is a unique crochet pattern, and it gives astounding results. If you’ve just gotten back from a fun holiday in a tropical place, making these will always serve as a beautiful reminder of the fun times there. This pattern is for intermediate or pro crochet skills. Patterns from 6ichthusfish

A big bloom in lilac and deep purple? Isn’t that majestic? The pinwheel pattern is a bit of a time-consuming project since it requires seven rounds of crochet. Otherwise, it is easy to crochet flowers and its textured petals make it more dimensional and life-like. Patterns from Ravelry