I’m bringing some joy and cheer this spring hung with my easy crochet flower garland free pattern. Grab your yarn, hook, and all your supplies, and enjoy!
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Also known as flower buntings, these darling daisies strung on a craft cord make beautiful decorations. They can be used for garden parties, weddings, nurseries, or even to hang in the living room or craft room.
Let your creativity shine with this spring project. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crocheter, you’ll love making this garland. Plus, personalizing it with your unique ideas is simple.
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Crochet Flower Garland Pattern Information
This pattern uses US Crochet Terms
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner
Supplies & Tools
- Bulky (#5) or Super Bulky (#6) yarn in two colors
- 6 mm (US J) crochet hook
- Scissors
- Tapestry Needle
- Craft cord: such as jute twine.
Yarn Amount & Brand
The center of each flower will take approximately 1.5 yards, and the petals 7.5 yards. I used Hue & Me and Wool-Ease Thick & Quick by Lion Brand for the pictured flowers.
Abbreviations (US Crochet Terms)
- ch(s): chain(s)
- dc: double crochet
- FO: fasten-off
- hdc: half double crochet
- mc: magic circle
- puff st: puff stitch (see special stitch section for the details)
- rem: Remaining
- sl st: slip stitch
- st(s): stitch(es)
Project size
A daisy flower measures approximately 3 ¼ inches (6.5 cm) in diameter when utilizing the recommended yarn and hook size. Therefore, a crochet flower garland string featuring ten flowers is about 45 inches (114 cm) long.
Special Stitch
Super Puffy Puff Stitch: (yarn over, insert the hook into the first stitch, yarn over again, pull up a loop) 6 times, yarn over, pull through all 13 loops on the hook to complete the puff stitch.
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Crochet Flower Garland Instructions
The six petals in this daisy flower were created with an extra puffy puff stitch. Please check the section “special stitch” above before you start.
Step #1: Center of The Flower
Round 1: With color 1 – make a mc, then ch 2 (this counts as a hdc), 5 hdc in the mc, pull the end to cinch the mc, sl st to join. FO. Cut the yarn.
Step #2: Daisy Petals (6)
Round# 2: With color 2 – *(Ch 3, puff st in the space between the current and next st – not on top of the st, ch 3, sl st in the same st)* into the first st, repeat instructions between asterisks 5 more times for the rem petals. FO. Cut the yarn. Weave in all the leftover ends.
Step #3: Crochet More Flowers
Follow the instructions above to crochet as many flowers as you like to create your Crochet Flower Garland in your preferred size.
Tip: Are you decorating for an outdoor party? Use up your leftover yarns to make your garland super colorful – make bunches to create swag style garlads.
Step #4: Assemble the garland
Assembling this crochet flower garland is easy. Just follow these steps and place the flowers about one to two inches apart.
- Cut craft string, such as jute twine cord, to the size you want your garland to be. Remember to add extra cord length at each end for hanging.
- Tread a big-eyed tapestry needle with the cord.
- String your flowers one at a time, passing the needle through the stitches on one or two petals at the back of each flower.
- Since I used jute twine cord, I didn’t have to make knots to hold the flowers in place. However, a knot might be needed at the back of the flowers if you’re using any other slippery cords.
- If using different colors, arrange the flowers in an alternating patterned sequence.
There you have your crochet flower bunting or garland all done. What have you made? Keep scrolling for ways to let me know.
Crochet Flower Garland FAQ’s
Is this flower garland easy for beginners?
Not if you’re an absolute beginner. However, if you’re comfortable with chains, magic circles, half-double crochet, fastening off, and weaving in yarn ends.
Can I use thinner yarns to crochet this flower garland?
Absolutely! This project is perfect for using up your leftover yarns. However, remember that the flowers will be smaller when you use lightweight yarns. Making them in a variety of sizes is also a great idea.
Can I make something else instead of a garland?
Certainly! In addition to other ideas, you can use these puffy daisy crochet flowers to create tiaras or as motifs for decorating blankets, cushions, and clothing.
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Final Thoughts
Hopefully, this crochet flower garland pattern will inspire you to create beautiful spring decorations. Whether you make garlands for ornamental purposes or use the flowers to decorate other projects, I hope you love it. Here is what you can do next:
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