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The image you shared shows a crocheted flower chain pattern, often called a “3D flower stitch” or “daisy chain crochet.” 🌸
Here’s how to make it step-by-step:
🧶 Materials
- Yarn: Medium weight (Category 3 or 4 acrylic or cotton yarn works well)
- Hook: Size 3.0mm–4.0mm crochet hook (depending on yarn thickness)
- Scissors & Yarn Needle for finishing ends
🌼 Step-by-Step Pattern
🪡 Step 1: Make the First Flower
- Start with a slip knot.
- Chain 5, then slip stitch into the first chain to form a small ring.
→ This ring will be the center of your flower.
🌸 Step 2: Crochet the Petals
Each flower has 5 petals (you can make 6 if you prefer fuller flowers).
- Chain 3 (this acts as your first “stem” for the petal).
- In the ring, make 3 double crochet (dc) stitches.
- Chain 3 again, then slip stitch into the ring — that completes one petal. 🔁 Repeat the above (ch 3, 3 dc, ch 3, sl st) five times total to make 5 petals.
- After the last petal, slip stitch into the first chain-3 space to close the flower neatly.
You now have your first full flower 🌺
🌿 Step 3: Create the Chain to the Next Flower
Now we’ll make a small stem or connecting chain.
- Chain 8 (you can adjust:
→ shorter (5–6 chains) for closely packed flowers,
→ longer (10–12) for more spaced garland look). - Slip stitch into the 8th chain from the hook to form a tiny loop.
→ This new loop is the center for the next flower.
🌸 Step 4: Crochet the Next Flower on That Loop
- Inside this new loop, repeat the same petal process:
*Ch 3, 3 dc, ch 3, sl st in ring* — repeat 5 times.→ When you finish, slip stitch into the start of the first petal again to close.
You’ve made your second flower! 🌼
🔁 Step 5: Continue the Flower Chain
Repeat Step 3 (chain 8, form loop) and Step 4 (make a flower)
for as long as you want your chain to be — a garland, belt, necklace, or edging.
🧵 Step 6: Finishing
- When you reach the end, chain 1, cut your yarn, and pull the tail through the last loop to fasten off.
- Use your yarn needle to weave in both ends neatly on the back of the flowers.
💡 Optional Variations
- Different colors: Change yarn color for each flower before starting a new loop.
- Double-layer flowers: After making the 5 petals, add another round of petals behind the first for a fuller 3D look.
- Bead centers: Add a small bead or button in each flower center for decoration.