20 to Knit: Knitted Flowers (Twenty to Make)

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Lesley Stanfield created this beautiful petunia blossom knit flat with i-cord stem. Excerpted from her book 100 Flowers to Knit and Crochet. Pictured projects by Femminista and Blades Yarn over the needle and knit the same stitch again. Loop the yarn over the needle in the front to create an extra stitch. Then, pull this yarn through the stitch and let the old 1 slide off the left hand needle as you do so. [9] X Research source

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Choose a light to medium weight yarn and smaller needles. To create small delicate flowers, choose a light to medium weight yarn and a pair of needles on the small end of the spectrum for that yarn. Usually, a US size 5 to 7 (3.75 to 4.5 mm) would be appropriate for a lightweight yarn and a 7 to 9 (4.5 to 5.5 mm) would be appropriate for a medium weight yarn, so choose a size at the lower end of the spectrum for the yarn you select. [1] X Research source Another daffodil knitting pattern, this time byJessica Goddard. It is a more precise pattern. There are 4 parts to knit up: the trumpet, petals, spathe (the brown bit) and the stem. Always choose a darker shade of colour for the trumpet. The pattern is free at http://www.oddknit.com/ Pinwheel Flowers by Frankie Brown Image source: Frankie Brown by Ravelry This alternative poppy knitting pattern uses an easy rib stitch, and it's perfect for beginners. To knit a poppy you will need:Pennants decorated with knit roses and leaves and eyelets across the top to string ribbon through for hanging. Great for celebrations, holidays, baby nurseries, baby showers, bridal showers. DK yarn. Designed by Julie Taylor. Two flower knitting patterns. Fuschia blossom is 8cm width x 12cm height and takes about 2 hours to knit. Primrose is about 20cm width x 20cm depth and takes about 7 hours to knit. DK weight yarn. Designed by Fitting in Knitting Sew the twisted fabric into place, using a whip stitch across the bottom of the rosette. Secure the yarn firmly so that it stays in place. Use whatever yarn is left over to secure the rose onto your project.

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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 Whipstitch the sides and petals. Ensure that the yarn tail is still threaded onto the tapestry needle and use it to sew the sides of the blossom together so they're flush. Then whipstitch between each petal down towards the center of the blossom. Remember to leave a long yarn tail once you finish so you can attach the blossom to another project. [7] X Research source 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. Novelty baby and toddler booties with a daffodil flower shaped cuff. Sizes Extra small, (Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large). Designed by shakeyourbooties. Fingering weight yarn.Cast on 50 stitches. With the slipknot on your right hand needle, loop the yarn over the left hand needle and insert the needle through the loop. Then, pull this new loop through and let the other one fall off the right hand needle. [3] X Research source You can use knitted flowers to add a finishing touch to hats, bags, headbands, or scarves. You can use them as a decoration for gifts, as hair accessories, or as brooches. I like the pictures and step-by-step instructions provided by loveknitting. It even uses clothes pegs to mark out the petals so that you get even petals and not lopsided ones. I would definitely use this knitted flower pattern as a stash buster. You'll find the free poinsettia flower knitting pattern right here on Gathered, and it is designed to be worn as a brooch but would be brilliant adapted into Christmas ornaments or decorations. Once you have the flower shape, you can add a small button, a few satin stitches or a few french knots to form the center of the flower.

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Knit 6 rows of garter stitch. To make the 6 rows in this pattern, you'll need to knit every stitch for each row. If you'd like to make the rosette taller, knit more than 6 rows. For a shorter rosette, knit 3 or 4 rows instead of 6. [10] X Research source These flowers designed by Frankie Brown are simple garter stitch flowers, knitted in one piece, from DK yarn. A pattern for stalks and leaves is also included, should you want to knit a bouquet. 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. Insert the threaded needle through the remaining loops. Instead of knitting through the remaining loops on the needle, insert the threaded needle through each of the loops to secure them. Then, slide the loops off of the needle and pull on the end of the yarn. This will form a circle at the center of the petals. [13] X Research source 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 DaffodilsThere are many, many free patterns available for knitted flowers of every description. And there are so many things you can do with knitted flowers! A lovely idea for those who enjoy seasonal decorations is to knit a long tube, stuff it and form it into a circle. 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

Knitted Flower Patterns From Simple I-Cord Flowers 11 Knitted Flower Patterns From Simple I-Cord Flowers

Make a triangle shape, sew with a tapestry needle and some stitches and red colour yarn the three flowers one beside the other. This garden of flower knitting patterns can be used for all sorts of knitting projects: to create centerpieces for special occasions, for brooches or other clothing embellishment, as appliques to other knitting projects, as home decor and more! Knit one or knit several to make a bouquet. Most patterns are free. Updated 4/2/23. This knitted rose is based around a central bud. Petals are built up in alternating sets of two and three, then a stem is added. Designed by Jessica Goddard. Pictured project by agasi. floral patterns by Alison Howard you can use to embellish other knitting projects like hats, blankets, sweaters. Or you can use them to create bouquets, garlands, or jewelry. This carnation requires a long cast on, about 200 over stitches. But the ruffles it creates is quite good. The free web-based pattern is available at www.oddknit.com. Daffodil Knitting Pattern by Sirdar Image source: Sirdar Spinning LtdIt may be simpler to crochet the flowers, rather than knitting them, because knitting tends to drape more, whereas crocheting is good for building structure. [14] X Expert Source Jen Webber https://crochethealingandraymond.wordpress.com/2010/05/23/knitted-rose-tutorial-especially-for-louise/