Quick Crochet Flower With Pearl Free Pattern Using Soft Yarn

No advanced special stitches are required beyond those detailed in abbreviations. All increases are made by working two stitches into a single base stitch.

The Crochet Pattern

Creating the Base Ring

  • Begin by making 5 chains (ch 5).
  • Insert your hook into the first chain, and make a slip stitch (sl st) to form a small ring.

First Row (Single Crochets)—Forming the Petal Center

  • Ch 1 to begin.
  • Work 1 single crochet (sc) into the center of the ring.
  • Continue making single crochets (scs) into the ring until you have 14 sc total.
  • Join with a sl st into the first sc of the round.

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Second Row (Double Crochets)—Forming the Petal Body

  • Ch 3 (counts as your first double crochet, dc).
  • In the same stitch, work 1 dc (2 dc from one point).
  • In the next base stitch, work 2 dc.
  • Continue: in each single crochet base stitch, work 2 dc around the whole base.
    • You will finish with 28 dc in total.
  • When you complete the round, join with a sl st into the top of the starting ch-3.

Final Finishing Row—Decorative Edge

  • Ch 1.
  • Work 1 sl st into the next stitch.
  • Ch 1, then sl st into the next stitch.
  • Continue: (ch 1, sl st in next stitch) all the way around the petal edge.
  • When the round is finished, join with a sl st into the first ch-1 at the start of the round.
  • Ch 1 and cut your thread, leaving a yarn tail about 10–15 cm long for sewing.

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Creating the Petals

  • Each finished circle is one petal.
  • Repeat Steps 1–4 to make five identical petals.

Assembling the Flower

  • Thread a long tail of red yarn onto your tapestry needle.
  • Arrange your completed 5 petals in a row, with the finishing chain “top” edge and the “bottom” (ring center) edge facing outwards.
  • Align two petals:
    • Insert needle through the finishing chain/top of one petal and through the bottom edge of the next petal.
  • Continue sewing through the corresponding top and bottom points of each petal, one after another, until all five petals are joined into a row.
  • Now, bring the two ends together to form a circle and stitch the first petal to the last, closing the flower shape.
  • Pull thread taut so petals bunch and meet tightly at the center.
  • Tie two secure knots at the back.
  • Trim excess yarn and gently adjust and fluff each petal to lay in an even, pleasing manner.

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Attaching the Center Pearl

  • Thread your tapestry needle with the same yarn (red).
  • Position the pearl exactly in the center of the flower, on the front side.
  • Sew the pearl through the petal centers several times to ensure it is securely attached.
  • Pass the needle to the back side, tie off the yarn securely, and trim any remaining ends.

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Assembly & Finished Size

  • After all sewing is done, make final adjustments to arrange the petals smoothly and symmetrically around the pearl center.
  • Final flower size: about 5–6 cm (2–2.5 inches) in diameter.
  • This piece is now ready to be used as an applique, brooch, hair clip, or as you desire.

Conclusion and Ending Words

Through a sequence of simple yet elegant rounds, you have created a five-petal crochet flower brought together into a beautiful, full bloom. The secure and neat assembly, combined with the pearl embellishment, gives this project both delicacy and strength—making it ideal as a decorative accent for any wardrobe or household item. Whether you are a beginner or experienced crocheter, this flower is a satisfying creation that brings quick results and endless customization possibilities. Enjoy sharing and wearing your handmade floral art.

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