Free patterns
10 Free Crochet Flower Patterns (Easy to Advanced)
Quick comparison
| # | Pattern | Makes | Level |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Little Flowers | Small flowers / appliqué | Easy |
| 2 | Double Layered Button Flower | Layered flower embellishment | Easy |
| 3 | How to Crochet a Happy Flower | Flower motif | Easy |
| 4 | Happy Sunflower | 4-inch sunflower | Easy |
| 5 | Primrose | Small flower for headbands, garlands, brooches | Easy |
| 6 | Crochet Forget Me Not Flower | Realistic wired flower | Advanced intermediate |
| 7 | Daisy Granny Square Baby Blanket | Baby blanket, approx. 30 × 37 in | Advanced beginner |
| 8 | Crochet Daisy Blanket | Textured blanket with puffy daisies | Easy (one-row repeat) |
| 9 | Flower Patch Throw | Throw, approx. 52½ × 57¾ in | Intermediate |
| 10 | Red Heart Flower Garden Throw | Throw with hexagon flowers | Experienced |
Small flowers and appliqués
Little Flowers
by Rhondda Mol · Oombawka Design
Quick little blooms you can make from scraps and sew onto hats, bags or a blanket border.
Get the free pattern on oombawkadesigncrochet.com →Double Layered Button Flower
by Mikey (Michael Sellick) · The Crochet Crowd
Two layers of petals with a button centre – a pretty finishing touch for gifts and cushions.
Get the free pattern on thecrochetcrowd.com →How to Crochet a Happy Flower
by Amanda Saladin · love. life. yarn.
Fast, cheerful and forgiving – a great first flower if you have never made one.
Get the free pattern on lovelifeyarn.com →Happy Sunflower
by Lindsey · Winding Road Crochet
A bright sunflower with a video tutorial, perfect for summer décor and appliqué.
Get the free pattern on windingroadcrochet.com →Primrose
by Aneta Wawro · Crochet Arcade (via AllFreeCrochet)
A classic five-petal primrose that works in any yarn – size it up or down with your hook.
Get the free pattern on allfreecrochet.com →Crochet Forget Me Not Flower
by Kathwool · Kathwool
Tiny, lifelike blooms for a bouquet that never wilts – a lovely challenge for experienced makers.
Get the free pattern on kathwool.com →Free mosaic pattern
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Daisy Granny Square Baby Blanket
by Carmen · Annie Design Crochet
Daisy granny squares joined into a soft baby blanket – ideal for a baby shower gift.
Get the free pattern on anniedesigncrochet.com →Crochet Daisy Blanket
by Robin · Hooked by Robin
A simple repeat with 3D daisies and a shell border. Free on the blog; an ad-free PDF is sold separately.
Get the free pattern on hookedbyrobin.com →Flower Patch Throw
by Caron · Yarnspirations
Big, bold flower motifs that make a statement throw. Free PDF, no sign-up required.
Get the free pattern on yarnspirations.com →Red Heart Flower Garden Throw
by Red Heart · Yarnspirations
Hexagon flowers framed by shell stitches – a heirloom project for confident crocheters.
Get the free pattern on yarnspirations.com →Tips for crocheting flowers
- Use cotton for crisp petals – it shows stitch definition and keeps its shape.
- Go down a hook size for appliqué flowers so they stay firm and don’t curl.
- Leave a long tail when you fasten off – you’ll use it to sew the flower in place.
- Block your flowers with a light mist of water and pins for neat, flat petals.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the easiest crochet flower for beginners?
A simple five-petal flower worked in one round of petals, such as a primrose or a ‘happy flower’, is the easiest place to start. They use only chains, single crochet and double crochet and take around 15 minutes.
What yarn is best for crochet flowers?
Cotton or cotton-blend yarn gives crisp, well-defined petals and holds its shape. For blankets, use the same soft acrylic or wool blend as the rest of the project so it washes evenly.
Are these crochet flower patterns really free?
Yes. Every pattern in this list was free to read on the designer’s own website when we checked it in October 2026. Some designers also sell an optional ad-free PDF to support their work.
Can I sell items made from free crochet patterns?
It depends on each designer’s terms. Many allow you to sell small batches of finished items with credit, but you should never share or resell the pattern itself. Check the terms on the designer’s page.
How do I use crochet flowers on a blanket?
Sew finished flowers onto the corners or border, join flower granny squares into a full blanket, or add a few appliqué blooms to a mosaic blanket as a 3D accent.