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| © Karen Wiederhold |
I hope you enjoy making these Loopy Flowers as much as the fun I had in creating the design and pattern. Whether you make one flower to turn into a brooch or produce a whole bouquet of these motifs joined together to reveal scarves, wraps, cushion covers etc, I wish you lots of joy.
The flower pictured above was made using oddments of Double Knit yarn from my stash and 3.5mm hook.
Round 1: Using white, Ch5 and SS into first stitch to join into a ring.
Round 2: Ch3, then Tr11 into the ring, SS into first stitch to join.
Round 3: (Ch6 skip a stitch then SS into next stitch) and repeat until you have five loops. Ch6 then SS into the base at the start of the first loop of the round and tie off.
Round 4: Join on blue yarn in one of the stitches skipped in previous round. Working behind the white loops created in earlier round (Ch6 then SS into next skipped stitch from previous round) and repeat until you have five loops. Ch6 then SS into the base at the start of the first loop of the round and tie off.
Round 5. Join purple yarn at centre point of blue loop, (Ch8, SS at centre of next blue loop) and repeat to form 5 purple loops, Ch8, SS into the first chain of first loop to join.
Round 6. In this first petal loop (Ch3, Tr9, SS into same loop then SS into the next loop) and repeat for each petal, ending with SS, tie off yarn.
Designed by Karen Wiederhold ©2000 - 2020 All rights reserved.
Personal use only. Please do not sell or reproduce this pattern or use it for a paid class you may be teaching. If you wish to use it as a group project, please contact me in advance. Please remember to credit me if you make this project by linking my Instagram, Facebook Page or Blog on your social media posts or Pinterest etc.
The easy to crochet and versatile Loopy Flower pattern which I created back in
September 2011 has had an
update. It's an easy pattern for beginners to use too so if you've just started out please don't be afraid to give it a try.
