Free Crochet Pattern Easy Flower with Double Petals

 

Free No-Sew Crochet Pattern
Easy Flower
with Double Petals



About this Pattern:
I designed this little flower because I wanted a simple crochet flower with a little something extra. Instead of having just one layer of petals, this flower has two layers, giving it a fuller and more playful look.

The best part is that it is completely no-sew. The two layers of petals are crocheted directly onto the centre, so there is no need to sew the petals together afterwards. This makes it a quick and satisfying project, even if you are new to crochet.

I love how much you can change the look of this flower simply by choosing different colours. Use a contrasting colour for the centre and petals, or make the whole flower in one colour for a more subtle look.

The finished flower is small and versatile. You can use it as an appliqué, turn it into a cute bag charm, make a bookmark, or even use it to create a pair of colourful earrings. Have fun experimenting with different colours and finding your favourite way to use your flowers!


Materials:
  • 3.5 mm hook
  • DK-weight yarn in 3 colours 
  • darning needle

Abbreviations (US terms):
sc = single crochet
ch = chain
hdc = half double crochet
MC = magic circle
ss = slip stitch
BLO = back loop only
FLO = front loop only

Size:
The finished size will depend on your yarn weight, hook size, and tension. Using a 3.5 mm hook and DK-weight yarn, these flowers measure approximately 7 cm (2.75 inches) across at the widest point.

Pattern:

Flower Centre:
Start with the Centre Colour yarn.

R1: 8 sc in MC (8).
Ss in the first stitch.
Fasten off.

Back petals:
Switch to the Back Petal Colour yarn.

Attach the yarn with a slip knot to the BLO.

R2: Ch 7. Starting in the second ch from the hook, work 1 sc, 5 hdc.
Ss in the BLO of the next stitch, ch 7, and repeat around. Continue until you have 8 petals. Do not work into the ss from the previous round.
After the last petal, ss in the BLO of the first stitch and fasten off.


Front Petals:
Switch to the Front Petal Colour yarn.

Attach the yarn with a slip knot to any FLO.

R3: Ch 5. Starting in the second ch from the hook, work 1 sc, 3 hdc.
Ss to the FLO, ch 5, and repeat around. Continue until you have 8 petals. Do not work into the ss from the previous round.

After the last petal, ss to the FLO of the first stitch and fasten off.

Now tidy up the flower: pull the MC closed and weave in the ends. I like to tie a small knot for each colour before trimming the ends.

If you'd like more petals, simply start with more sc in your MC and repeat back and front petals accordingly. 


Finished your project?

Thank you for crocheting my No-Sew Flower with Double Petals! I hope it brings a smile to your face. If you make one, I'd love to see it on Instagram. Tag @katescozycrochet so I can admire your work and share it with the crochet community.


This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not copy, redistribute, or sell the pattern itself. You are welcome to sell finished items made using this pattern. Credit to Kate's Cozy Crochet as the pattern designer is always appreciated.

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© Kate's Cozy Crochet


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