Crochet Petunia Tiny Flower (Free Pattern + Video)

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How To Crochet A Tiny Petunia Flower

I wanted to create a flower tiara for Petunia the Pig Lovey a couple of weeks ago and I needed them to be really small but still have the bell shape of a petunia flower (because my little piggy lovey was called Petunia).

I tweaked the pattern a few times, I changed the hook size and finally came out with this cute petunia mini flowers.

They are really tiny, but you can change the hook size or yarn weight to make them bigger to fit your project.

Use these petunia mini flowers as you like, I think they will look great on a hat or as earrings.

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Video Tutorial

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How to Crochet A Tiny Petunia Flower

Pattern Notes

Level

easy

Project size

2cm tall, 2.5cm in diameter

Pattern Characteristics

amigurumi
crochet flowers

Yarn Used

Deramores Studio DK (UK)
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Supplies

red & pink DK yarn
3mm crochet hook
sewing needle with an eye big enough to fit your yarn

Abbreviations

Pattern written in US terms using Craft Yarn Council abbreviations.

magic ring
st(s) – stitch(es)
sl st – slip stitch
yo- yarn over

sc – single crochet
inc – increase (2sc in the same stitch)
dec – decrease (sc2tog)
esc – extended single crochet

Special Stitches

Extended Single Crochet (esc) – insert the hook into the stitch, yo, and pull up a loop (2 loops on hook). Yo and pull through 1 loop (2 loops on hook), yo and pull through both loops on the hook.

Mini Petunia Flower Crochet Pattern

Work in the round, without turning or closing the rounds.
Use a stitch marker or a piece of yarn to mark the beginning of each round.
The number at the end of each round is the number of stitch counts.
The pattern written between ** is that pattern that needs to be repeated.

With pink yarn and a 3mm crochet hook, create a magic ring

Round 1: 5sc into the magic ring, pull the tail of the magic ring to close it = 5
Round 2: sc in each stitch = 5
Round 3: inc x 6 = 10

Change colors to red

Round 4: *in next stitch work (sc, esc, sc), sl st in next stitch* x 5, sl st in the first stitch in the round to close the round, fasten off = 24

Weave in the red yarn ends. You can weave in the pink yarn ends as well or you can thread them through the bottom of the flower and make a knot. You can use them to tie the flower to your project.

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