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Carnation Flower
Crochet Carnation Flower – Easy Crochet Flower Pattern
Create beautiful crochet carnations that will stay in bloom forever! This easy Crochet Carnation Flower Pattern is a quick and enjoyable project that’s perfect for turning leftover yarn into gorgeous handmade flowers.
Make a single carnation as a thoughtful little gift or crochet several in different colours to create your own everlasting flower bouquet. No watering required!
Pattern Details
Easy crochet carnation flower pattern
Finished length approximately 14 inches
Uses DK / 8 ply yarn
4 mm crochet hook
Florist wire required for the stem
Written using US crochet terminology
Written instructions
Video tutorial available
Quick crochet project
Great for using leftover yarn
Easy to customise with different colours
Create Your Own Crochet Flower Bouquet
Crochet several carnations and arrange them together to create a beautiful handmade bouquet.
Try traditional pink, red and white carnations, or experiment with purple, yellow, pastels, rainbow shades and colours to match your home décor.
Mixing different shades together can create a gorgeous colourful bouquet that will look lovely displayed in a vase.
A Flower That Lasts Forever
Unlike fresh flowers, your crochet carnations can be enjoyed year after year, making them a lovely handmade gift for:
Mother’s Day • Birthdays • Valentine’s Day • Anniversaries • Teacher gifts • Housewarming gifts • Weddings • Thank-you gifts • Just because
You could give someone a single carnation or make an entire bouquet for an extra-special handmade present.
Perfect Stash-Busting Project
Have small amounts of DK yarn left over from other projects? Turn them into flowers!
The carnation petals are perfect for experimenting with different colours, while green yarn can be used for the stem and leaves.
Beautiful Handmade Home Décor
Display your finished carnations in a favourite vase to add a colourful handmade touch to your home.
Make a coordinating bouquet for a subtle look or combine lots of different colours for a bright, cheerful display.
- First published: May 2025
- Page created: May 6, 2025
- Last updated: September 14, 2026 …
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