Camellia Flower Crochet – A Simple and Elegant Pattern
Hello, dear followers! How are you today? I truly hope you’re doing well and feeling excited to learn something new. Today, I’m sharing a beautiful and easy-to-follow crochet flower pattern—the Camellia Flower. This versatile design allows you to create various projects, making your crochet journey even more enjoyable.
A Detailed and Beginner-Friendly Pattern
This pattern is comprehensive and beginner-friendly, featuring clear step-by-step images to guide you, along with a concise 10-minute video tutorial. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting, you’ll find it easy to follow. These classic flowers can be used in countless ways—your creativity is the only limit!
Why This Pattern is Perfect for Everyone
When I first started crocheting years ago, I began with small application pieces like this one. They were quick to complete, keeping me motivated and preventing fatigue. If you’re new to crochet or prefer projects that offer fast results, this pattern is perfect for you.
A wonderful follower recently shared this pattern with me, along with photos of her stunning creations. She used this design for blankets, pillows, decorative vases, and even hair accessories. Seeing her creativity inspired me, and I’m sure it will do the same for you!
Materials & Customisation
Below is a suggested materials list, but feel free to experiment with different colours and yarns to personalise your project. Crochet is all about creativity, and your unique touch will make each piece special.
Materials Needed:
- Worsted weight yarn / Medium (4) / Aran weight yarn in any colour of your choice
(I used Bernat Premium yarn – 100% Acrylic, 198g, 360 yds / 329m) - Crochet hook – Size 5mm (US H)
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
Pattern Notes:
- You can use any yarn you have available. The final size of your flower will vary depending on your choice.
- For a smaller flower, use DK (double knit) or light worsted weight yarn.
- For a larger flower, opt for bulky or chunky weight yarn.
- Adjust your hook size accordingly to match your yarn.
Abbreviations (US Terminology):
- dc – Double crochet
- MR – Magic ring
- sl.st – Slip stitch
- ch – Chain
- st(s) – Stitch(es)
- * – Repeat the instructions between asterisks
Camellia Flower Crochet Pattern
Flower Base:
Row 1: Ch 40, 2 dc in the 4th ch from the hook, ch 1, skip 1 st, 3 dc in next ch. Repeat 14 more times. Ch 2, turn.
Row 2: Dc in the base of the initial ch 2, 2 dc in the next st, dc in the next st, ch 2, sl.st in the first ch-sp. Ch 2, dc in the next st, 2 dc in the next st, dc in the next st, ch 2, sl.st in the next ch-sp. Repeat 13 more times. Ch 2, dc in the next st, 2 dc in the next st, dc in the 3rd ch of turning ch-3, ch 2, sl.st in the 3rd ch of turning ch again. Fasten off.
Shaping the Flower:
Once completed, your piece will have a curled appearance. Roll one end towards the centre to shape the flower. Using a tapestry needle, sew through all the layers from the back, ensuring a secure finish.
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Final Thoughts
I’m incredibly grateful for the amazing messages and photos you’ve been sending, showcasing your finished projects. Seeing your creations inspires me to keep sharing exciting and innovative patterns. Remember, the beauty of crochet lies in your personal touch—dare to experiment, try new colours, and make each piece uniquely yours.
Above all, enjoy the process—after all, crochet is meant to be fun and fulfilling!
