Another Flower Pattern (6 petals)

 Here's another flower I found in  this weekend in

http://www.allfreecrochet.com/Crochet-Flower-Patterns/6-Petal-Flower-Pattern

I love the larger center, lack of gaps, and ease of this double-layer daisy.

For those of you who are scared of new stitches, there's no back post single crochet!

Grab the following items and give it a try:

Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, 2 colors (I used Sugar 'n' Cream Robin's Egg Blue and Tangerine)

F crochet hook (unless you crochet loosely, then I'd suggest using a G hook)

Yarn needles

Something to embellish

Notes: BLO means work in the back loop of the stitch only. FLO means to work in the front loop.

Ready?
Pattern:

Chain 2. (dos cadenas)


Round 1: 6 SC in the first chain. Don't slip stitch to join.
Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch around (12 in all). Sl st in BLO of the next stitch.



Round 3: We're creating the back row of petals first. *Ch 3, skip 1, sc in BLO of next stitch.* Five times. Ch 3, sl st in first ch 3 space to join. You should now have 6 ch 3 spaces.



Round 4: Ch 2, 5 dc, ch 2, sl st. Work *Sl st , ch 2, 5 dc, ch 2, sl st* in each of the remaining ch 3 spaces. You should have 6 petals. Cut yarn.


Round 5: Join your second color yarn in any of the front loops that you left unworked. *ch 2, skip 1, sc in FLO of next stitch* five times. Ch 2, sl st in the first ch 2 space to join.






Round 6: Ch 2, 4 dc, ch 2, sl st. Work *Sl st , ch 2, 4 dc, ch 2, sl st* in each of the remaining ch 3 spaces. You should now have 6 petals in front of your original row of petals.



I attached my finished flower to a simple, double-stranded headband using a small felt circle and hot glue.





My finished product looks like this. I love how the ribbon closure makes these headbands adjustable. This headband will fit my 1 year old or a 6 year old.



This pattern can be used for embelishment of a scarf, sweater, hats, slippers etc.

ENJOY!!!!






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Crochet Flower: Internet discovery of the day

Make a quick flower with just a little bit of yarn...

• You can use ANY weight yarn, just make sure to crochet with the correct size hook for the yarn
• if the beginning chain is too small or too big for your wrist, adjust accordingly and the pattern will still work up great.

Abbreviations:

ch = chain
beg = beginning
sc = single crochet
sl st = slip stitch
join = join with sl st
* = repeat between *'s

INSTRUCTIONS
(do not turn work while following these instructions)

with crochet hook F, ch 8, join to beg to form a ring, ch 1
round 1: work 17 sc around ring, join to beg (18 sts)
round 2: *ch 8, join to third sc* around (making 6 petals), join to beg

round 3: in each petal, *skip first ch, work 1 sl st in each of next 5 chains, join between petals with sl st*, join to beg

round 4: *ch 11, join to a loop behind between petals, ch 11, join between petals* around, join to beg (pick any loop in the back of work to join the ch 11) --->

You're done ! !

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