18 Beautiful Crochet Flower Patterns

Have you ever crocheted flowers before? They’re so fun to crochet and can make the most wonderful gifts and decor pieces.

It can be fun to choose one flower, or to make lots of different ones for a beautiful, forever bouquet! In this post, I’ll show you some patterns for almost any skill level!

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We’re not going to waste a minute – let’s get right into all the beautiful patterns.

1. Crochet Tulips

If you’re new to crochet, then this first pattern is for you! These Crochet Tulips are so quick and easy to work up and uses only basic crochet stitches! I love the 3D look of these ones. This is one of those “mindless” crochet projects that you can work up while watching a TV show or listening to an audio book. These would be lovely on their own, or as a bouquet!

Designer: Crochet Patterns

Yarn Used: Bamboo Cotton

2. Dahlia

Do you love Dahlias? If so, this pattern is for you! I love how happy these flowers are. It’s truly amazing how many varieties they come in! This design would make a great applique for a headband, bag, or piece of clothing!

Designer: Golden Lucy Crafts

Yarn Used: Patons Grace cotton yarn and Premier Cotton Fair

3. Rose Applique

Next are these super cute Rose Appliques! They’re super quick and easy to crochet, which makes them a particularly great project for beginners. They work up in minutes and are great stash busters! These would make fun additions to a baby blanket, headband, bracelet, etc.!

Designer: Hookfully

Yarn Used: King Cole Pricewise DK

4. Daffodil Applique

Next is this fun Daffodil Applique! These bright and sunny flowers are so fun and would add so much to a pillow or wall hanging! These would also make a great hair clip/accessory.

Designer: Raffamusa Designs

Yarn Used: Schachenmayr Catania

5. Sunflower Coaster

Are you looking for a fun pattern to brighten your home with? If so, I got you covered with this cute Sunflower Coaster! Sunflowers are such happy flowers. These cute coasters works up quickly and easily and is the perfect coaster to add some color to your kitchen.

Designer: Desert Blossom Crafts

Yarn Used: Lion Brand Heartland Yarn

6. Large Sunflower

Next is another sunflower pattern, but this time it’s real-sized! This flower is multi-layered and stuffed in the center. This one is definitely more involved, but the attention detail is amazing! These would make a lovely bouquet or table centerpiece.

Designer: Lisa Auch Crochet

Yarn Used: King Cole Cherished

7. Lavender

If you’re looking for something super quick, I got you covered with this beautiful Lavender pattern! It’s quick, easy and great for a beginner. These would make a lovely gift for a flower-lover in your life.

Designer: Lisa Auch Crochet

Yarn Used: Hobby Craft

8. Gerbera

Next up are these beautiful Gerbera Flowers! I love how bright and colorful these flowers are. You can use just about any color or combination of colors to make them your own. They’re especially great for stash-busting. You could use these as appliques for clothing, to make a fun spring-y garland, etc.!

Designer: Raffamusa Designs

Yarn Used: Schachenmayr Catania

9. Fuchsia

If you’re looking for a unique applique, this Fucshia pattern is for you! These flowers are so bright, unique and happy. This pattern spares no detail. They would make a lovely addition to a wall hanging, clothing article, etc.

Designer: Golden Lucy Crafts

Yarn Used: Patons Grace

10. Daisy Applique

Next is this tiny Daisy Applique! This pattern is worked up in a breeze and is great for using up random bits of scrap yarn. These are crocheted in one piece and require no sewing. Add these to a baby hat, headband or bag for a cute, floral touch.

Designer: Hookfully

Yarn Used: King Cole Pricewise

11. Simple Flower Applique

The next pattern I’d like to show you is a Simple Flower Applique. It works up quickly, uses just a little yarn and can be made in any color. I love the multi-layered effect this one has. This design includes a cute leaf pattern as well. You can use any combo of colors to make these your own!

Designer: Smiling Colors

Yarn Used: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream

12. Laurel Flower

If you’re looking for something more realistic, this Laurel Bouquet is for you! Laurel symbolizes victory, and they’re used in Olympic bouquets. This pattern uses floral wire to give it a more real, flower-like look. These would make great gifts or decor pieces for any season!

Designer: Lisa Auch Crochet

13. Pointsettia

Next is one that I designed: The Pointsettia! This flower is perfect for Christmas! This pattern has a 3D, layered look that makes it appear more life-like than an applique. It would make a perfect addition to a hat or headband, or an amazing ornament for your (or for a loved one’s) tree!

Designer: Desert Blossom Crafts

Yarn Used: Caron Simply Soft (or any worsted weight yarn you have in your stash!)

14. Teeny Tiny Crochet Flowers

Look at these adorable, Teeny Tiny Crochet Flowers! They work up in a snap using just about any yarn from your stash. It’s also a great pattern for beginners since it uses only very basic stitches like chains and single crochets. Make these as appliques, ornaments, use them as table displays; the possibilities are endless!

Designer: Sweet Bee Crochet

Yarn Used: Bernat Handicrafter 

15. Mini Rose

Are you looking for a super easy rose pattern? If so, I got you covered with this Little Deco Rose! They are made and finished it two easy rounds, which makes it a great project if you need to whip out several! These roses are mostly flat, which makes them a great addition to add to clothing, hats, etc.!

Designer: Mama in a Stitch

Yarn Used: Lily Sugar N Cream (cotton)

16. Puff Stitch Flower

Another fun and easy pattern are these adorable Puff Stitch flowers! These flowers are so quick and fun to make. The design for these flowers uses chunky yarn for a thicker, more puffy flower look. This pattern even comes with a video tutorial for those of you who are more visual!

Designer: Selina Veronique

Yarn Used: Paintbox Simply Chunky

17. Hydrangea Flower

Next is this gorgeous Hydrangea Flower. These flowers are so beautiful and unique, as they’re made up of several tiny flowers all put together for one full bloom. You can make several blooms in a variety of colors since hydrangeas can come in several hews!

Designer: Lisa Auch Crochet

Yarn Used: Double knit yarn

18. Flower Power Motif

Last but not least: the Flower Power Motif! This pattern has a fun 70s vibe to it. These are great for stash busting or for keeping your hands busy. They work up quickly and would make a fun addition to headbands, hats, pencil toppers, etc.!

Designer: The Crochet Fix

Yarn Used: Linecraft Makr Cotton and Fiddlesticks Wren

So which one was your favorite? It is so hard to choose, because all of these flowers are wonderful.

Some are great for bouquets, others for appliques. There are so many possibilities. I hope you found the perfect flower in this list!