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May 1, 2025 By Cyn Gagen Leave a Comment

Easy Crochet Flower Pattern

Filed Under: Crocheting, CREATE

Crocheting has always been one of my favorite comfort activities. There’s something about the gentle rhythm of the stitches that feels like meditation with yarn – calming, centering, and full of heart. I first learned to crochet sitting beside my grandmother Ma, and this easy crochet flower pattern brings back sweet memories of those times.

This beginner-friendly tutorial shows you how to crochet a flower step by step. These crocheted flowers are the same kind Ma used to stitch onto the granny square afghans she made every year. Each Christmas, a few lucky family members would be gifted one of her beautiful handmade blankets. Mine is pink and green and covered in flowers just like these — and now, I’m passing that love forward, one petal at a time.

Step-by-step images showing how to crochet a simple flower with pink petals and yellow center

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Learn How to Crochet a Flower with Our Easy Tutorial Below

List of Supplies

  • Yarn – I used a medium worsted weight
  • Crochet hook – I used a 2.5 mm hook
  • Scissors
  • Tapestry needle

Stitches used for this project

  • Chain – CH
  • Magic Ring – MR
  • Half Double Crochet – HDC
  • Double Crochet – DC
  • Single Crochet – SC
  • Treble Crochet – TC
  • Slip Stitch – SL St 
Two crochet flowers in pink and white with yellow centers and leaves, placed side by side on pastel green paper.

Check out our Crocheted Puff Flower tutorial for another variation.

Instructions:

Close-up of a crochet hook and yellow yarn with a slip knot to start the flower

Step 1:

Make a magic ring.

Yellow yarn with chain stitches and crochet hook starting the center of the flower

Step 2:

Chain 3 into the magic ring (chain 3 counts as a 1 DC).

Small yellow crochet circle showing the completed first round of the flower center

Step 3:

Work 14 DC into the magic ring.

Expanding the yellow flower center with additional stitches in the second round

Step 4:

Make a slip stitch into the 3rd chain 

Fully formed yellow crochet circle for the flower center

Step 5:

Now work 3 chains (chain 3 counts as a DC) and 1 DC into the same space.

Completed third round of yellow center with neat stitch pattern

Step 6:

Work 2 DC into each stitch for this round. End this round with a slip-stitch. This round will have a total of 30 DCs. 

Pink yarn added to the yellow center as petal row begins in crochet flower pattern

Step 7:

Chain 3 and work 1 DC into the same space.

Beginning the next round of stitches to expand the yellow crochet flower center

Step 8:

2 DC into the next two spaces (1 DC in each space) 

Completed yellow circular center of the crochet flower, ready for petal stitches

Step 9:

Repeat this pattern (1 DC, 1 DC, 2 DC) until you reach the first stitch of this round. Lastly, make a slip stitch. 

Pink yarn being attached to the outer edge of the yellow crochet flower center

Step 10:

Cut the yarn and sew it at the backside of the pattern. This is the center of the flower.

First stitches of the petal round beginning in pink yarn on yellow flower center

Step 11:

Take a bundle of new yarn for the petal part and insert it through any outer stitch of the center pattern. Chain 1.

Pink yarn forming the start of the first petal on the crochet flower

Step 12:

Work 1 HDC into the next space (1st).

 One completed pink petal worked onto the yellow crochet flower center

Step 13:

Work 2 DC into the next space (2nd).

Petal row in progress on crochet flower with pink yarn and visible stitch definition

Step 14:

Work 2 TC into the next space (3rd)

Multiple pink petals crocheted around the yellow flower center

Step 15:

Now, work 2 DC into the next space, and 1 HDC into the next space.

Nearly completed flower with all five petals worked around the yellow center

Step 16:

Make a slip stitch into the next space. 

Fully crocheted flower with yellow center and pink scalloped petals

Step 17:

Repeat this pattern around (1 HDC, 2 DC, 2 TC, 2 DC, 1 HDC, Sl St) Finish this round with 5 petals. 

 Crochet flower with pink petal shaping partially completed around yellow center, showing next petal in progress

Step 18:

Work 1 SC into the next space.

Close-up of a crochet flower as the second petal is being worked in pink yarn around a yellow center

Step 19:

Work 1 HDC into the next space. 

Crocheted flower with three pink petals formed around a yellow circular base, in progress

Step 20:

2 DC into the next 4 spaces (2 DC in each space).

A crocheted flower with more pink petals added around the yellow center, showing work in progress with hook

Step 21:

Now work 1 HDC into the next space and 1 SC into the next space, again make a slip stitch into the next space.

Crochet flower showing nearly complete pink petal round around yellow center, hook and yarn in place

Step 22:

Repeat this pattern (1 SC, 1 HDC, 2 DC, 2 DC, 1 HDC, 1 SC, Sl St). 

Flower with five distinct pink petals around a yellow center, crochet hook still inserted in final stitch

Step 23:

Skip 1 stitch then work 1 SC. 

Completed crochet flower with five rounded pink petals surrounding a golden yellow center

Step 24:

Work 2 SC into the next 8 spaces (2 SC in each space).

Finished crocheted flower with evenly spaced pink petals and a yellow spiral center, hook and yarn visible

Step 25:

Work 1 SC into the next space.

Fully formed pink petal round completed around yellow center, crochet hook in final stitch

Step 26:

Skip 1 space then make a slip stitch.

Final step of pink petal round completed on crochet flower, with a smooth five-petal shape and bright yellow center

Step 27:

Repeat this pattern (skip 1 stitch, 1 SC, 2 SC into the next 8 spaces (2 SC in each space), 1 SC, skip 1 stitch, Sl St).

Step 28:

Cut the yarn then sew it at the backside of the pattern.

You can add these flowers to your favorite granny square pattern just like my grandmother used to do!

Two crochet flowers—one white and one pink—with yellow centers and small green leaves placed on a green background.

Crochet Leaf Instructions:

Step 1:

Take a green yarn bundle and start with a slip knot.

Step 2:

Chain 14.

Step 3:

Skip the first chain and work 1 SC, 1 HDC, 1 DC, 1 DC, 4 TC (1 in each space), 1 DC, 1 DC, 1 HDC, 1 SC, and Sl St.

Step 4:

Repeat the pattern from step 3 on the other side of the base chain stitch to complete the leaf.

Final Step:

Attach the crochet leaf to the crochet flower with glue or by stitching it.

With this free crochet flower tutorial, you can add a handmade touch to everything from gifts to home decor. Whether you’re adding them to a special craft project for a loved one or simply enjoying the calming rhythm of crochet, I hope this little flower brings you the same joy it brings me.

If you make your own version, I’d love to see it! Tag me on social media or leave a comment. It warms my heart to know Ma’s legacy continues to bloom in new hands and homes.

Discover more beginner-friendly patterns in our Simple Crochet Projects collection!

FAQs

What skill level is this crochet flower pattern best for?

This is a beginner-friendly project! If you’re comfortable with basic stitches like chains, single crochet, and double crochet, you’ll do great. Even newer crocheters can follow along with the step-by-step photos.

What kind of yarn should I use?

I used medium-weight (worsted) acrylic yarn, but you can easily substitute with cotton or any yarn you have on hand. Just adjust your hook size to match the yarn weight.

What crochet hook size did you use?

This flower was made with a 2.5mm hook, which gives it a nice tight texture. You can use a larger hook if you’re using thicker yarn or want a looser stitch.

Can I use these flowers for other projects?

Absolutely! They make adorable appliqués for tote bags, hats, baby blankets, hair clips, bunting, or gift wrapping. Make them a little smaller and add them to an afghan like my grandmother used to. Make them the size I did and they make great coasters. You can even string a few together into a garland.

How big is the finished flower?

With the yarn and hook used, each finished flower measures approximately 4.5 inches across, but this will vary slightly based on your tension and materials.

Pin This Project for Later

Love this simple crochet flower pattern? Be sure to pin it for later so you’ll always have a go-to project for springtime crafting, handmade gifts, or whenever you need a little pop of joy!

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Two finished crocheted flowers, one in pink and one in white, with yellow centers and green leaves
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