A knitted or crochet flower is so versatile. Sew or glue it onto a pin and it becomes a brooch or pin it to a blouse or sweater as an embellishment. Glue on a plain hair clip and it becomes a hair ornament. Pin or tie it to a bag and jazz it up. Or use it as part of a gift wrapper. Flower knitting patterns to use as decoration, corsages, appliques, and more. Includes knit rose, lily, and carnation. Flowers measure 3-5½” across. Chunky weight yarn. Designed by Linda Cyr for Red Heart Continue knitting 2 together at the start of each row until 1 st remains. Fasten off, weave in ends. This one is slightly more complicated, but is worth the effort for a lovely spring daffodil! You will need to work the center and the 6 petals separately. Step 1 - How to Knit a Flower Center for Daffodils

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Cut yarn, leaving a long tail. Thread the yarn through the remaining stitches and pull it up tight. Fasten off securely. Step 2 - How to Knit Flower Petals for Daffodils Use the needle to thread the tail through all the sts on the needle. Or you could pull the sts off the needle and thread the tail through the stitch loops. Pull the tail through all the sts on the needle. You can choose to thread the yarn needle through each stitch while they are still on the needle, or, if you are brave, slip the stitches off the needle and then thread the yarn through all of them. As the pattern is 'yrn, K2tog', there needs to be double the amount of stitches on the row as number of 'yrn' stitches. i.e. 9 x 2 = 18 sts. A knitted flowerpot with wild roses and daisies. Can be used as a doorstop or a flower arrangement for your house. Great gift and stashbuster! Designed by iKnitDesigns. DK weight yarn.

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Although this is a free pattern, Julie has put a lot of work and care into writing the pattern. It has all the information that a paid pattern would have. The instructions are clearly written with pictures to go with it.I wonder how the flowers would look using fun fur yarn.

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You can include wire in the center of the tube to help it keep its shape. Then add flowers appropriate for the season to this wreath as entrance, living room, or kitchen décor. If you want more petals, cast on more sts at the start. Or, conversely, fewer stitches for fewer petals. It must be a multiple of 7 +1. 2. Large Daisy Knitting Flower Pattern Step 1 - How to Knit a Flower Petal Knit up this cheerful wreath to add a fun pop of color to your home. Create a full bouquet in no time of gorgeous flowers by working knit, purl and simple shaping. Instructions for knitting 3 different types of flowers and leaves that can be used for a floral wreath, decoration, or embellishment of other projects.The pattern says crochet but the flowers and leaves are all knit. Rated easy by the designer. Great stashbuster! Yrn = 'Yarn Over' - Loop the yarn around the end of your needle (under and over) to create a new stitch.

This pattern is a free leaflet prepared by Sirdar Spinning Ltd. It is a typical Sirdar knitting pattern. Get the free PDF pattern for the Sirdar daffodil. Daffodil Knitting Pattern by Jessica Goddard Image source: http://www.oddknit.com