About The Puff Flower Stitch
The puff flower is such a cute stitch to add to your crochet collection. It has so many uses and I’ve even seen it used in crochet blankets.
It’s a quick and easy puff flower to make once you get the steps down and a beautiful addition to any item. Just think about all the uses this flower can be used for!
Recently I used the puff flower on a Unicorn Headphone Wrap.
And if you love crochet flowers, check 26 Beautiful Knit & Crochet Flower Patterns Bouquet Inspiration.
Supplies for the crochet puff flower:
• Crochet Hook 4.0 mm (G), I highly recommend Furls Hook (affiliate link) or a Clover Crochet Hook (link below). I love both of these.
• WeCrochet Brava Worsted Weight Yarn
• Scissors
Abbreviations:
- ch – chain
- sc – single crochet
- st(s) – stitch(es)
- yo – yarn over
Skill Level:
• Beginner
Many of the supplies can be found at the affiliate links below:
Notes for the puff flower:
Tip: This can be done in different weights and hook sizes for different-sized flowers. You can also use any color combination for this flower.
This is worked as one piece in the round.
Right Handed Crochet Puff Flower:
Left Handed Crochet Puff Flower:
Crochet Puff Flower Written Instructions
Step 1:
Sc 5 in Magic Circle. Join to the first sc with a slip stitch and fasten off yarn leaving a long enough tail to weave in later.
Step 2:
Join the color of yarn you would like for the pedals and chain 3.
Step 3:
Yarn over.
Step 4:
Place your index finger on top of the yarn over to hold it in place for the next step.
Step 5:
Insert your hook into the first stitch. (or next stitch for the repeats)
Step 6:
Yarn over and pull up a loop. Make sure to pull up the yarn to the height of your chain 3.
Step 7:
Repeat steps 3-6 for six more times. A total of 15 loops will be on your hook.
Step 8:
Yarn over.
Step 9:
Pull through all of the loops on your hook.
Step 10:
Chain 1 to secure all of those loops in place.
Step 11:
Chain 3.
Step 12:
Insert your hook back into the same stitch.
Step 13:
Slip stitch 1. Now you have completed the first pedal.
Step 14:
Repeat Steps 2-13 until all 5 petals are complete. Cut yarn and pull through.
Step 15:
Weave in all ends or use one to secure the flower to an item. And that’s it! You have crocheted a puff flower.
More Patterns & Tutorials to Enjoy:
- Cell Phone Time Out
- Invisible Single Crochet Decrease
- Felted Join
- Who Really Want’s to Weave In Ends?
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