Summer Flower Pillow Pattern

By: Elise Engh from eliseenghstudios.com

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By: Elise Engh from eliseenghstudios.com

Flowers are blooming in your garden and you're inspired to hook a flower for your next crochet project. But which crochet flower project to choose? This Summer Flower Pillow Pattern will let you bring the blooming outside in, though you may just want to sit outside and enjoy the warm weather while you hook this beautiful blue crochet flower pattern. Of course, you can always make this flower in the colder months and sew it onto an afghan so you get a bit of springtime on your bed this winter.

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Difficulty LevelIntermediate

Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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Delphine Bryant

Sep 23, 2018

This would be a great way to accentuate a current afghan or throw pattern. By making matching pillows the finished product will be that much more complete. Giving as a gift would be doubly great.

Morehouse17

Aug 22, 2018

Sometimes it only takes seeing what someone else has used an item for to get inspiration. I love this pillow pattern because of the simplicity of it. The rounds in the flower can increase or decrease depending on your application as well as the colors used. My thoughts is to have a two sided version with small flowers on one side and a single large on the other side.

JaneEK

Jul 31, 2018

This pillow reminds me of one my mom worked up over 30 years ago. She was working at a fabric store at the time, so she was able to pick up a number of pillow forms at a greatly discounted price. She wanted something to match her living room, and she wound up crocheting a lace flower very similar to this. The original pillow disappeared long ago, so I may work this one up in tribute to her.