Crochet Lavender Flower Free Pattern

Lavender flowers are known for their calming beauty and soothing fragrance, often symbolizing serenity and grace. While real lavender may not last forever, crocheting your own lavender flower offers a timeless, handmade touch that can brighten up any space.

Whether you’re looking to add a pop of purple to your home décor, create a thoughtful gift, or make an everlasting bouquet, this crochet lavender flower pattern is the perfect project. With a few simple materials and easy-to-follow steps, you’ll soon have your own delicate lavender blooms that capture the essence of nature in yarn.

Lavender flowers not only bring beauty and fragrance into your space, but they also make wonderful crochet projects! With their soft purples and delicate structure, crocheted lavender flowers can be used for home décor, bouquets, or as gifts. In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through creating your own crochet lavender flower with detailed step-by-step instructions.

Crochet Lavender Flower

Materials Needed:

To create this crochet lavender flower, gather the following materials:

• Yarn – Loopara 4ply combed cotton in Green (09) and Purple (75)
• Crochet Hook – 2.0mm
• Flower Rod – 30cm long (No. 2)
• Iron Wire – 0.5mm diameter
• Hot Melt Adhesive (Glue gun)
• Scissors
• Stitch Marker

Step-by-Step Tutorial

How to Crochet a Lavender Flower (Make 1)

Row 1 (R1):
Start by chaining 66 (Ch 66).
In the 3rd chain from the hook, make 2 double crochets (dc) into the same stitch to increase (2 dc inc).

After R1:

(dc, picot) 20 times – which means you will make a double crochet, followed by a picot stitch. To make the picot, chain 3 and slip stitch into the first chain.
(Dc, ch 4, sl in 1st ch) 20 times – crochet a double crochet, chain 4, and slip stitch into the first chain.
(Dc, ch 5, sl in 1st ch) 20 times – crochet a double crochet, chain 5, and slip stitch into the first chain.
Finally, make one last dc inc (2 dc in the same stitch), followed by a half double crochet (hdc), then chain 1 (ch 1), and fasten off your yarn.

This creates the lavender’s delicate flower structure.

How to Crochet a Leaf (Make 1)

Start with a Chain (Ch 30): Create a foundation chain of 30 stitches.

Add Wire: After chaining, you’ll incorporate the 0.5mm iron wire into your work. This wire will provide structure to your leaf.

Leaf Shape: Begin crocheting by making a single crochet (sc) in the 2nd chain from the hook.
Next, make 2 half double crochets (2 hdc).
Continue with 23 double crochets (23 dc) across the next 23 stitches.
Then, make 2 more hdc.
At the tip of the leaf, create a small stitch by making (sc, ch 1, sc) into the same stitch.
On the other side of the chain, repeat the pattern: 2 hdc, 23 dc, 2 hdc, and 1 sc.
Slip stitch (sl) to secure, then fasten off.

Crochet Lavender Flower

Crochet Lavender Assembly

Now that you have crocheted your flower and leaf, it’s time to assemble them!

Attach the Flower to the Stem:
Use your hot melt adhesive to secure the top of the crocheted lavender flower to the flower rod (the stem).

Wrap the Flower Around the Stem:
Gently wrap the flower around the stem, twisting it as you move downward until it’s securely in place.

Wrap the Stem with Yarn:
Take your green yarn and begin wrapping it around the rod, starting from where the flower ends.

As you wrap, incorporate the crocheted leaf, placing it at the desired position on the stem. Continue wrapping the yarn around the stem until you reach the bottom.

Secure the Bottom:
Apply a small amount of glue at the base of the stem to keep everything tightly in place.

Crocheting lavender flowers is a relaxing and rewarding project. These lovely flowers can be made in various sizes and colors to create stunning arrangements, centerpieces, or even as part of a larger crochet bouquet. Plus, this pattern is simple enough to create in just a couple of hours, making it perfect for beginners and experienced crocheters alike. Enjoy adding a touch of handmade elegance to your home with these charming crochet lavender flowers!