Have I mentioned that I am in love with Pinterest? It is so much fun to wander and get lost in all the beautiful pins! I've found countless new crochet patterns and blogs through this crazy wandering so if you haven't ventured or stumbled upon it, trust me, you won't be disappointed! Just click here...
Ok, back to the business at hand (or in the hands being worked on!) I saw this adorable Blythe doll hat a few days ago on Pinterest and fell totally in love...isn't it soooo sweet!
I just had to have that sunflower pattern...but ugh...no pattern anywhere to be found. I scanned Ravelry and several other sources...but nothing quite like this flower design showed up. So I set out to make my own pattern...and think I captured it pretty well....
I was pretty darn excited when I got done!!
So for anyone else who really really wants a "growing in the field" type sunflower - here it is!
Ok, back to the business at hand (or in the hands being worked on!) I saw this adorable Blythe doll hat a few days ago on Pinterest and fell totally in love...isn't it soooo sweet!
Photo from Flickr |
I just had to have that sunflower pattern...but ugh...no pattern anywhere to be found. I scanned Ravelry and several other sources...but nothing quite like this flower design showed up. So I set out to make my own pattern...and think I captured it pretty well....
I was pretty darn excited when I got done!!
So for anyone else who really really wants a "growing in the field" type sunflower - here it is!
Crochet
Sunflower
Supplies:
Worsted Weight Yarn - Dark Brown, Bright Yellow
Crochet Hook – 5.50 mm ( size I )
All terms are American crochet -
Stitches used: hdbl (half
double) dbl (double) htrb (half treble)
American htrb =
Yo twice. Insert hook in next stitch and draw up a loop (4 loops on hook)
Yo and draw through two loops (3 loops on hook)
Yo and draw through remaining loops (1 loop on hook)
American htrb =
Picot – chain three, sl st into third chain from hook
Center - Dark Brown:
Row 1 – ch 4 and join to make circle
Row 2 – 6 sc in center and place stitch marker (6)
Row 3 – 2sc into each sc around (12)
Row 4 – 2sc in first ch space, 1 sc in next ch space *repeat
around* (18)
Row 5 – 2sc in first ch space, 1 sc in next two ch spaces, *repeat
around* (24)
Petals - Change to yellow
SL stitch into next ch space – entire petal is made in this ch
space throughout
1st petal – chain
2 (counts as first hdbl), dbl, htrb, picot, htrb, dbl, hdbl
Skip 1 ch space and sl stitch into the next chain space
Second and all remaining petals:
In same ch space as you sl st – hdbl, dbl, htrb, picot, htrb, dbl,
hdbl – skip one chain space and start next petal in the next chain
Repeat this petal all the way around until you meet first petal
made
Bind off – weave in ends - DONE!
Attach to purse, pin or hat for a sunny and happy accessory!
Carol
J'adore !!!!
ReplyDeleteBravo, it's a wonderful work...I love all you have done...
Bonne semaine, amitiés.
The hat is tooo cuuute !
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week.
Anna
precioso blog,e visto tus mantas y me encantan,te sigo besos!
ReplyDeleteprecioso blog! e visto tus mantas tan coloridas y fantastocas y me encantan te sigo!besos!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Thank you for sharing your pattern.
ReplyDeleteHelloooo, and thanks for popping by at knitsofacto :D
ReplyDeleteYour tiny sunflower is adorable, thank you for sharing the pattern. I am totally a novice when it comes to crochet but I shall certainly have a bash at these :D
LOVE sunflowers with a passion, so I love the sunflower pattern.... BUT.... I also LOVE the hat... where can I find that particular pattern and pattern for the other flowers please?? Thanks for sharing your sunflower pattern!!! LOVE IT!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSonnenblumen gehören zu meinen Lieblingsblumen ♥ Dankeschön für Deine Sonnenblumenanleitung. Thanks a lot - Gabriele von der Zimtstange
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE this tutorial! This is a beautiful Sunflower that is also easy to create for a beginner! I have already made three for family and wore mine to a job interview! Thanks so, so much for providing us with this tutorial! Sunflowers are my favorite, so this pattern is definitely a keeper!
ReplyDeleteThe sunflower couldn't be cuter. It came out just perfect. I am attaching it to a beach bag and know that the sunflower lover that I'm giving this bag to will be pleased.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing your pattern.
Susiee
Just want to say, I like yours better :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Thanks for sharing the pattern.spec
ReplyDeleteSunflowers are my favorite! ♥ I have a pattern but it takes forever and is layered so you have to start it when your finished. I don't like it. However, I stumpled upon your pattern through Pintrest and I LOVE IT!! Thank you so much for making such a perfect sunflower that will make me happy in my spring hat days!!
ReplyDeleteI'm trying it tonight so excited. Found you On ravelry. Thank you for this pattern
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. Thank you for the pattern.
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