Free Knitting Flower Patterns - 15 of the Best

Make your baby’s pacifier a little more interesting by adding a knitted floral string to its clip in place of the regular ribbon. You can make it so much cuter and aesthetically pleasing by knitting up a pretty floral vine that will go with your baby’s outfits and will make it easy to locate the pacifier too. We all know how many times one needs to run the pacifier finding mission in a house with a baby. Let’s both beautify and ease that process. Patterns from – Ravelry

With this deliciously floral pattern, you can bring spring to your kitchen. You know well that dishcloths don’t get any prettier than this, so if you love beautifying your cooking space, you know this gorgeous floral hot pad will serve you well. However, this pattern comes with a catch; you might not want to use it, seeing just how charming it is. Maybe try making this for somebody’s housewarming. It will go so well with all things new. Patterns from All Free Knitting

As little girls, many of my friends and I spent a lot of time making bracelets and friendship bands of all sorts for each other. It was one of our favorite activities and how many bands each of us wore was so important. When I came across this pretty pattern, I knew it’s a must include. You can have your younger ones give it a shot and make a knitted band for their friends next. Patterns from Petite Purls

A fun pattern to make some pretty jewels to bedazzle your hairstyle, or just use anywhere to level up your beautification game. These can be pasted onto simple hairpins to create some hair ornaments or appliqued to wearables or accessories. However, these knitted jewels will truly shine strung as bracelets or even necklaces, so give it a shot and see how lovely they turned out. Patterns from Ravelry

Brighten up the minimal aesthetic of a room with these delightful pansies. These will go so well with a china vase – yum, I love the mental image that just popped up. Place these on a mantelpiece, your bedside tables, a centerpiece, or your dining table – these will look stunning irrespective of where you place them. That said, these are easy to make, and they’ll look great irrespective of the place they grace. Patterns from Odd Knit

Make the prettiest pair of flip-flops for your next beach vacay. Once you get the hang of this yummy pattern, you will never want to go back to basic flip flops. You don’t need to wait for vacation days to do these pretty things, though. Just slip them on and enjoy any spring/summer day like you would in your favorite destination. Maybe even make a twinning pair for your best friend. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Follow the link to get the guidelines for making these simple and sophisticated beauties. These DIY knitted flowers are pretty easy to make, and you can use these in a number of ways. You can string them up into cute little jewelry pieces or turn these into pretty buntings for a party. You can even applique these to your t-shirts and handbags and enjoy the extra pizzazz. Patterns from Ravelry

You don’t have to do what everyone does – that is, purchase the same kind of fridge magnets everybody you know does – especially not when you have the craft of creation running through your veins. Decorate your fridge with some fancy-schmancy floral magnets that speak exclusively about your style. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Some nice and bright daffodils to keep your room filled with sunshine even on cold, dark days. You can knit up these long-stalked beauties for a friend who needs a reminder that there is always something bright in your life. These would look amazing in a long-necked tinted glass vase, so maybe get one and knit up some of these beauties. Patterns from Odd Knit

Make someone really happy with a bunch of pretty flowers that won’t wilt (because, duh, you knitted them right) and remind them of how you two are meant to stick together forever. Wow. I get carried away with the endless world of possibilities that opens up with something as simple as a bunch of flowers, but let’s focus on the knitting first. Patterns from Andrew Craig Williams

Knit up some lovelies for a friend or a special someone with this quirky pattern. I would totally make these for an artsy corner of my house. These are so unusual and so gorgeous, how can you not. I think these flowers would also look great appliqued on a headband. Patterns from Ravelry

Absolutely in love with this stunning wreath! It’s that perfect piece many of you might have secretly been wanting for one wall of your house that a regular picture frame just won’t do justice to. Place this on a wall, where it can truly stand out and enjoy the attention it deserves. Maybe keep a candlelit close by, or switch to lamps with warm lighting for a classier aesthetic and a more enjoyable ambiance. Patterns from Yarnspirations

Use this yummy daisy stitch brioche knitting technique to make some gorgeous summer and springtime wardrobe staples. You can whip up some undeniably gorgeous pieces using this pattern, so go ahead and master the art. You can make use of this for knitting up some pretty shawls, blankets, or throw, maybe even some pretty handbags, so broaden your knitting skills and enjoy the possibilities that come with it. Patterns from Studio Knit

Some girls start fantasizing about all things related to weddings at a very tender age, probably because of the fairytales they read and listen to. That said, playing with the make-believe throwing banquet is a part of the wedding-game activities. With this knitted throwing bouquet, you don’t have to worry about any damage to tender skin due to the inner cabling, as it is purely knitted only. Patterns from Odd Knits

Make some beautiful headbands for yourself and some special girls in your life using this amazing knitting pattern. You can celebrate spring with these beauties or carry around some of the lovely spring and summertime memories the rest of the year.  You can also create some lovely headbands for gifting purposes. Follow the link for complete knitting instructions. Patterns from Ravelry