🌟Amazing Crochet Motif Pattern Multipurpose Runner, Blouse How-To Tutorial for Beginners

 


🧵 Materials

  • Mercerized cotton yarn (light or fine weight)

  • Crochet hook: 1.5 mm – 2.0 mm

  • Scissors

  • Tapestry needle for weaving ends

✏️ Abbreviations (US Terms)

SymbolMeaning
chchain
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
trtreble crochet
sl stslip stitch
spspace
reprepeat
st(s)stitch(es)

🌸 Overview

This crochet motif creates a beautiful flower-like pattern that can be joined together for various projects such as:

  • Table runners 🌼

  • Blouses or tops 👕

  • Bed runners or shawls 🧣

  • Cushion covers or curtains 🏡

Each motif begins from the center and expands into delicate petals surrounded by lacy arches.


🌼 Step-by-Step Crochet Pattern

🪷 Round 1 — Foundation Center

  1. Make a magic ring (or ch 6 and join with sl st to form a ring).

  2. Ch 3 (counts as 1 dc).

  3. Make 11 dc into the ring (total 12 dc including the first ch 3).

  4. Join with sl st to the top of ch 3.
    ➤ You now have a neat round base circle.

🌿 Round 2 — Creating Petal Base

  1. Ch 5 (counts as 1 dc + ch 2).

  2. Skip 1 dc, dc into next dc, ch 2.

  3. Repeat this pattern around — you’ll have 12 dc and 12 ch-2 spaces.

  4. Join with sl st into the 3rd ch of beginning ch-5.

🌷 Round 3 — Forming Petals

  1. Into the first ch-2 space, work: (1 sc, 3 dc, 1 sc).

  2. In each next ch-2 space, repeat (1 sc, 3 dc, 1 sc).

  3. Join with sl st to first sc.
    ➤ Now your motif has 12 small flower petals.

🌼 Round 4 — Lacy Arches

  1. Ch 5, skip next 2 sts, sc in next sc (between petals).

  2. Repeat ch 5, sc in next space between petals around.

  3. Join with sl st into first sc.
    ➤ You’ll have 12 chain arches forming a lace ring around petals.

🌹 Round 5 — Outer Petal Layer

  1. In each ch-5 loop, work (1 sc, 5 dc, 1 sc).

  2. Repeat around to make large soft petals.

  3. Join with sl st, fasten off, and weave in ends.


✨ Optional Joining (For Runner or Blouse)

To make a runner, blouse, or large project, crochet multiple motifs and join them on the last round:

  • Replace the middle ch in any ch-5 loop with ch 2, sl st to another motif’s loop, ch 2 — then continue.
    This method connects motifs beautifully while keeping the lace flow continuous.

🧵 Finishing

  • Lightly block or steam the motifs to shape them evenly.

  • Join more motifs as desired to form your final piece — rectangular, circular, or freeform.

💡 Tips

  • Use soft pastel or shiny thread for elegant lace effects.

  • This motif looks great when made with gradient cotton yarn.

  • You can edge the final project with picot or scallop edging for a decorative border.

📋 Pattern Summary

Round                             Instructions                                             Result                        
1                                        12 dc in ring                                                Foundation circle
2dc, ch 2 aroundCreates gaps for petals
3(sc, 3 dc, sc) in each gapSmall flower petals
4ch 5, sc between petalsLacy arches
5(sc, 5 dc, sc) in each archLarge petals

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