Link given inside the PDF to the full video tutorial on Youtube.

This little beauty is a collaboration between Daffodil Road Yarns & Crochet Road.

Shades from the Jane Austen Collection by Daffodil Road Yarns were used to create the perfect pink crochet flower for the Knit For The Girls Fundraiser.

All profits from the sale of this pattern from 23 October through the end of the fundraiser on 30 October 2025 will be donated to official fundraiser ‘Knit for the Girls’ Which is raising research funds for the Breast Cancer Foundation of Australia.

These versatile and very pretty flowers only use a small amount of yarn per flower (20m total if you’re using fingering weight), and are quick to work up.

You could use these to decorate a favourite handbag or project bag.

Or string a number of flowers together for a floral garland, make a bunch to decorate a room in your home, or brighten up a wall, mirror or window frame!

They’d also make fabulous gift toppers, clothing appliqués or brooches - what other ideas can you think of?

Materials

• Yarn Used for samples:

Daffodil Road Yarn; Ultra Soft Sock; 80% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon; 100g/3.5oz; 400m/437yds; Super Fine #1 Fingering weight (4 ply)
(Top photo - Shades from Jane Austen Collection: Kitty, Brighton, Jane Bennett, Jane Fairfax & Longbourn)

• Yardage:

20m total (5g)
Colour A: 2m
Colour B: 14m
Colour C: 3.5m

• You will also need:

Yarn needle
Stitch marker
Scissors

• Hook size:

3mm (US C-2/ D-3) with hand dyed, fingering weight merino/nylon
3.5mm (US E-4) with Must - Have, sport weight cotton

• Finished Size:

9cm across with hand dyed fingering weight yarn
11cm across with cotton sport weight yarn

(An older version of this pattern was available to a small number of people as part of Crate Crochet’s Subscription Box in 2019. It has since been completely updated, & has photo and video tutorials included.)

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