a crochet flower motif (a red-and-green pattern made with a yellow crochet hook). Here’s how you can make it step-by-step
🌼 DETAILED CROCHET TUTORIAL
🧵 Materials
- Yarn in 3 colors:
- Cream or white (center)
- Red (petals)
- Green (leaves/border)
- Crochet hook (2.5 mm–3.5 mm)
- Scissors
- Yarn needle for weaving ends

🔹 Round 1: Flower Center
- Make a magic ring.
(If you don’t know magic ring: chain 4, then slip stitch into first chain to form a small ring.) - Chain 3 — counts as your first double crochet (dc).
- Crochet 11 more double crochets into the ring.
→ You’ll have 12 dc total (including the starting chain 3). - Pull the tail to tighten the ring.
- Slip stitch (sl st) into the top of the chain 3 to close the round.
- Cut yarn and fasten off.
🪡 Tip: Use cream or light yellow yarn here.

🔹 Round 2: Red Flower Petals
- Attach red yarn to any stitch.
- Chain 3 (counts as 1 dc).
- In the same stitch: 2 more dc (so 3 dc total).
- Chain 2, then in the next stitch: 3 dc again.
- Repeat this — 3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc in next stitch — around the circle.
- You’ll form 6 red petals total.
- Slip stitch to the top of your first chain 3 to close the round.
🎀 Now you have a red flower with open corners (chain spaces).

🔹 Round 3: Green Leaves (Square Shape)
- Join green yarn into any chain space (the corner between petals).
- Chain 3 (counts as 1 dc), then make 2 dc more in the same space.
- Chain 2, then make 3 dc again in the same space → this forms the first corner.
- In the next chain space: 3 dc only (this forms the side).
- Continue around as follows:
- (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) → corner
- 3 dc → side
- Repeat until you have 4 corners.
- Slip stitch to join to the starting chain 3.
- Cut yarn and weave in all ends.
🌿 Now your piece looks like the image — a red flower with a green border (a little square shape).
✂️ Finishing Touch
- Use your yarn needle to hide all loose ends on the back.
- Block it flat if you want it to look even.

🌺 Optional Next Step
If you want to make a bigger blanket or bag, make several of these squares and join them together using:
- Slip stitch join, or
- Single crochet join, or
- Sewing with a tapestry needle.