How to Crochet a Beautiful Flower Motif | Easy Step-by-Step Tutorial


 This motif is a layered flower that can be used for:

  • Coasters

  • Bags

  • Table runners

  • Clothing appliqués

  • Blankets (join many motifs)

It is beginner-friendly and uses simple stitches.

🌸 Beautiful Crochet Flower Motif — Written Tutorial

Materials

  • Cotton yarn (any weight works; thin yarn gives delicate flower)

  • Hook 2.0 mm–4.0 mm (match your yarn)

  • Scissors

  • Needle for weaving ends

Stitch Abbreviations (US terms)

Abbrev.Meaning
chchain
sl stslip stitch
scsingle crochet
dcdouble crochet
trtreble crochet
spspace
reprepeat

🌿 ROUND 1 — Center Circle

  1. Make a magic ring (or ch 4 and sl st to form a ring).

  2. ch 3 (counts as dc)

  3. Work 11 more dc into the ring (total = 12 dc including ch-3)

  4. Pull ring closed.

  5. sl st into the top of ch-3 to close.

You now have a small circle of 12 stitches.

🌼 ROUND 2 — First Petal Layer

We will make small petals around the circle.

  1. ch 1, sc into same st.

  2. In next stitch work:
    (dc, tr, dc) → this forms one petal.

  3. sc into next stitch.

Repeat around:

sc → (dc, tr, dc) → sc → (dc, tr, dc) → ...

You will get 6 or 12 petals depending on how many repeats you choose (the video shows 12 small petals).

  1. Join with sl st to first sc.

🌸 ROUND 3 — Preparing Back Loops for Large Petals

We make a round behind the small petals.

  1. Turn work so you can see the back side of petals.

  2. Insert hook behind a petal into the stitch between two petals.

  3. ch 4, sl st behind next petal.

  4. Repeat this behind every petal around.

You should now have chain loops behind the flower.

Close with sl st.


🌺 ROUND 4 — Large Petal Layer

We now work into the chain loops from Round 3.

  1. Into each ch-4 loop, work:
    (sc, dc, tr, tr, dc, sc)
    This forms a large, rounded petal.

Repeat this in each loop around.

  1. sl st to first sc to finish the round.

Now the flower has two layers of petals and looks full and dimensional.

⭐ Optional ROUND 5 (Makes the Flower Fuller)

If you want a bigger flower:

  • Work chain loops behind the second petal layer (same as Round 3).

  • Then repeat large petals again.

🌷 Finishing

  • Cut yarn, weave in ends neatly.

  • Light steam blocking helps petals open beautifully.


✅ How to Use This Flower

Project                                      How to Use                                            
Coaster                                         Use one flower, block flat
BlanketMake many and sew at edges
Bag or HatSew flower on center or corner
Table RunnerJoin flowers tip-to-tip with sl st or sewing

🌼 Variations

  • Change yarn color for center, middle, and petals for a layered look.

  • Use metallic yarn for sparkling edge.

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