#Free #Curl & #Swirl #Button #Flower #Crochet #Pattern
The pattern is in US terms
This pattern is for an open daisy button flower. You can use this flower as an accessory to any item. The flower just attaches using a button on your garment.
Items required
5 mm (H) hook
4g approximately 8 yards of Chic Cotton Yarn – Misty Blue, available for worldwide delivery from Xena Knits
Stitch marker
Wool needle
If you have any problems please email me at: susand1408@gmail.com or find me at http://www.crochetaddictuk.com
Guidelines
At the end of each round just carry on, do not join with a slip stitch unless otherwise marked.
Mark the start of each round and then move marker as a round is completed.
HK – hook CH – chain SS – Slip Stitch
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC - Double Crochet
Gauge
Not required
Approximate Size
Across – cm (2 3/4")
Approximate Yardage
8 yards
Curl & Swirl Button Flower
5mm (H) hook & Chic from Figgi Yarns
Ch 5 – join with ss to create a ring
Round 1) 8 sc in the ring (8)
Round 2) In the Front Loops Only (mark the 1st back loop not used with a stitch marker as well as the 1st st) 8 sc inc (16)
Round 3) In the Front Loops Only (move the marker for the 1st st to this rounds 1st stitch) *1 sc, 1 sc inc* x 8, ss to 1st sc of this round, finish (24)
Turn the flower over – you will now be crocheting in the back loops not used previously
Round 4) Join the yarn to the back loop you marked from round 2, Crochet in the back loops, Ch 3 (counts as 1st dc), 1 dc in same stitch, 23 dc inc, 1 ss to next st in both loops, finish (48)
Patterns are just for your own personal use. Do not distribute the pattern without permission. You may sell the items you make but please give credit to me for the pattern.
If there are any problems with the pattern or you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact me.
Susand1408@gmail.com http://www.crochetaddictuk.com/ ©Crochet Addict UK 2013
Curl & Swirl Button Flower
From 5th - 7th January 2014 GMT
Available for Worldwide Delivery
The pattern is in US terms
This pattern is for an open daisy button flower. You can use this flower as an accessory to any item. The flower just attaches using a button on your garment.
Items required
5 mm (H) hook
4g approximately 8 yards of Chic Cotton Yarn – Misty Blue, available for worldwide delivery from Xena Knits
Stitch marker
Wool needle
If you have any problems please email me at: susand1408@gmail.com or find me at http://www.crochetaddictuk.com
Guidelines
At the end of each round just carry on, do not join with a slip stitch unless otherwise marked.
Mark the start of each round and then move marker as a round is completed.
HK – hook CH – chain SS – Slip Stitch
SC – Single Crochet
HDC – Half Double Crochet
DC - Double Crochet
Gauge
Not required
Approximate Size
Across – cm (2 3/4")
Approximate Yardage
8 yards
Curl & Swirl Button Flower
5mm (H) hook & Chic from Figgi Yarns
Ch 5 – join with ss to create a ring
Round 1) 8 sc in the ring (8)
Round 2) In the Front Loops Only (mark the 1st back loop not used with a stitch marker as well as the 1st st) 8 sc inc (16)
Round 3) In the Front Loops Only (move the marker for the 1st st to this rounds 1st stitch) *1 sc, 1 sc inc* x 8, ss to 1st sc of this round, finish (24)
Turn the flower over – you will now be crocheting in the back loops not used previously
Round 4) Join the yarn to the back loop you marked from round 2, Crochet in the back loops, Ch 3 (counts as 1st dc), 1 dc in same stitch, 23 dc inc, 1 ss to next st in both loops, finish (48)
Patterns are just for your own personal use. Do not distribute the pattern without permission. You may sell the items you make but please give credit to me for the pattern.
If there are any problems with the pattern or you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact me.
Susand1408@gmail.com http://www.crochetaddictuk.com/ ©Crochet Addict UK 2013
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I like this I am always looking for things I can add to a clothing or purse project.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like it! They are fantastic for things like that aren't they. There are still more to come :-)
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