I use the flowers I learn from you and....I PUT THEM ALL OVER A PLAIN PILLOW!!! A pillow that I buy from the Dollar Store. Mikey, you are so great!! The pillow is like a throw pillow!
I love these flowers!! I made them from the first pattern. They are fun and quick to make. I used them to cover hair buns for a dance show they were perfect and everyone raved about them. I think I shall make some more maybe for a purse or something. Thank you Mikey for reposting this pattern.
Ok so I've been out of the Crochet world for ...yearssss, but picked it back up this week. This tut was so easy to follow and it's SO BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for showing me this It looks so beautiful on my granddaughter's headband :D
I love this flower and made it in cotton to go on the chemo hats I am making. I did make a change and instead of chaining 3 in the last row, I mixed it up between chain 1, 2 and 3. By the way, the link above takes you a review for a book instead of the pattern for the flower. Thank you to all at The Crochet Crowd for what you do,
hello....yes Mikey has a facebook page...if you search the crochet crowd and hit like your in and you can share your pics and comments etc..... :) cathy@ the crochet crowd helpdesk :)
I Loved the way this came out. I did one and gave it to my 9 yr old daughter and now she wants to learn how to crochet...Thank you. What would you suggest I do to start her on learning to crochet?
I wanted a nice large floppy flower to add to a poncho I made for my 3 year old niece. However, I made the poncho with Lion Brand Homespun yarn, which is a quite a bit thicker than the yarn used in the video, and a J hook (which I think is a little small for the pain in the neck homespun yarn). The flower came out beautiful but was way to big for the rather small poncho. So, I played with ways to make it smaller. I ended up chaining 3 to make a ring, 8 sc's into ring, then 6 hdc into each sc. Then ended with the sc-ch3 round - for the Homespun, a sc-ch2 would have also worked for the edging but, for me, the more "sloppy" it looks, the better. It's still big and floppy but a better size for what I need. Thank you for the pattern for this super easy flower, I will be making it again. It's also easy to alter the pattern if need be.
Thanks Mikey. I put this bloom on the stem I crocheted around a wire hanger from another of your tutorials..It looks amazing. Are you on Facebook. I'll post a pic to your page. Thanks again.
@Jen1971atCraftyKnits the Bernat Mosaic yarn Mikey is using in this tutorial is a 4 ply yarn but it actually has thinner parts and then alternates to thicker parts but over all it is a 4ply ....cathy@mikeys helpdesk
Well this totally freaked me out. I started making this and I looked up at the "flowers" at the corner of my desk. This looks like a 90ish year old crochet flower pattern. Well i guess i can add more flowers to the collection now.
Hi Master of crochet ! Thanks for your emails, I am so grateful .... Let me ask you ..would You teach me how to crochcet a doll with long legs (big doll but not soo big) for my grandaugtherr ? Please ! I would love to receive your positive answer, love Granny Zizi
+nancy arbelo Tenga paciencia, en realidad, no hablo Espanol. Cadaneta cuatro y cadeneta a la primera para formar un anillo. Primera vuelta: cadaneta uno y hace doce (12) puntos bajos en el anillo y unir al primero punto bajo con cadeneta. Segunda vuelta: cadaneta uno, tres puntos bajos en cada punto bajo, unir al primero punto bajo con una cadeneta. (36 puntos bajos) Tercera vuelta: cadaneta tres (esto es el primero punto alto) y hace dos mas puntos altos en el primero punto bajo, entonces, hace tres puntos altos en cada punto bajo. unir con una cadeneta al primero punto alto. (108 puntos altos) Cuarta vuelta: cadaneta y hace un punto bajo en el primero punto alto. Hace tres cadanetas, *hace un punto bajo en el proximo punto alto y hace tres cadanetas* - repite en cada punto alto y unir al primero punto bajo con una cadeneta. (108 puntos bajos y 108 espacios de tres cadanetas)
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I love this flower. Thank you for sharing, & you’re a good teacher.
I love making the flower I gave them out for mother day at my church thank you
Omg I luv this pattern this will be my go to flower from now on thank you for this tutorial super easy.
You’re welcome 😊
I use the flowers I learn from you and....I PUT THEM ALL OVER A PLAIN PILLOW!!! A pillow that I buy from the Dollar Store. Mikey, you are so great!! The pillow is like a throw pillow!
I use the flowers I learn from you and....I PUT THEM ALL OVER A PLAIN PILLOW!!! A pillow that I buy from the Dollar Store. Mikey, you are so great!!
I love these flowers!! I made them from the first pattern. They are fun and quick to make. I used them to cover hair buns for a dance show they were perfect and everyone raved about them. I think I shall make some more maybe for a purse or something.
Thank you Mikey for reposting this pattern.
This is a darling flower! I'm going to use it on a baby blanket I'm getting ready to make. Thanks for the wonderful tutorial!
Mikey,I love all your videos you are a genius.Thank you for being a good teacher.
that is soooooooooooooo beautiful almost looks like a cabbage flower you see at this time of the year A M A Z I N G
Making this for my Santa hats instead of pompoms and it looks fabulous ! Thank you!
Awesome. I made it big too. Perfect. Thx
Cute fast pattern! Thanks Mike!
Ok so I've been out of the Crochet world for ...yearssss, but picked it back up this week. This tut was so easy to follow and it's SO BEAUTIFUL! Thank you for showing me this It looks so beautiful on my granddaughter's headband :D
Thank you so much! I love making this flower working on another one to go on a hat for a 4 yr old little girl. Thanks again! :)
just made two of this after watching the video this morning. Uber-pleaed with the results. Thanks for sharing.
So, simple. SO, cute!! Thank you!! I LOVE your tutorials!
Love it!!! You are amazing Jeannie. . .God has truly blessed us with you and your wonderful creations!!! :-)
I love! I know someone who would seriously apprciate this.
I love this flower and made it in cotton to go on the chemo hats I am making. I did make a change and instead of chaining 3 in the last row, I mixed it up between chain 1, 2 and 3. By the way, the link above takes you a review for a book instead of the pattern for the flower. Thank you to all at The Crochet Crowd for what you do,
Thank you so much! This is the perfect add to my hat!! ❤️ you and the crochet crowd 🤓
Mike I Love it ! I am a begginer and I Can do this . Thank you so much:-D
Love this! Thank you for sharing!
OMG, I love it!! I will definitely be making this one!!
I love this! I've made 3 already!
Thanks for posting!!!
Love it.
Thanks.
Thank You , Mikey! I can do this!!!!
amazing flower many thanks mikie 😊
hello....yes Mikey has a facebook page...if you search the crochet crowd and hit like your in and you can share your pics and comments etc..... :) cathy@ the crochet crowd helpdesk :)
thanks...turned out great!!!!!
Thanks for dis tut, it came out AWwwsum
Love it so much♥♥♥♥♥ thanks for sharing! Xoxoxo
So cool!
I Loved the way this came out. I did one and gave it to my 9 yr old daughter and now she wants to learn how to crochet...Thank you. What would you suggest I do to start her on learning to crochet?
love love love i try it came out beautiful on fb tu
Beautiful colors.. thanks 4 de tutorial.. ❤❤❤
I wanted a nice large floppy flower to add to a poncho I made for my 3 year old niece. However, I made the poncho with Lion Brand Homespun yarn, which is a quite a bit thicker than the yarn used in the video, and a J hook (which I think is a little small for the pain in the neck homespun yarn). The flower came out beautiful but was way to big for the rather small poncho. So, I played with ways to make it smaller. I ended up chaining 3 to make a ring, 8 sc's into ring, then 6 hdc into each sc. Then ended with the sc-ch3 round - for the Homespun, a sc-ch2 would have also worked for the edging but, for me, the more "sloppy" it looks, the better. It's still big and floppy but a better size for what I need. Thank you for the pattern for this super easy flower, I will be making it again. It's also easy to alter the pattern if need be.
love it
Fantastic, so enjoyed this, made one, it looks amazing, thank you : )
Marie ~ X
Thank you. Nice floral accent.
Thanks Mikey. I put this bloom on the stem I crocheted around a wire hanger from another of your tutorials..It looks amazing. Are you on Facebook. I'll post a pic to your page. Thanks again.
@Jen1971atCraftyKnits the Bernat Mosaic yarn Mikey is using in this tutorial is a 4 ply yarn but it actually has thinner parts and then alternates to thicker parts but over all it is a 4ply ....cathy@mikeys helpdesk
Thank you great video! Is there written pattern for this?
Well this totally freaked me out. I started making this and I looked up at the "flowers" at the corner of my desk. This looks like a 90ish year old crochet flower pattern. Well i guess i can add more flowers to the collection now.
How can you make the flower larger? Can you add rows? Thank you
Very nice
I love the way this turned out, but how would this flower be used? Could leaves be added? Could it be flowers on a scarf??
I can't for the life of me make a flower. I think i can do this one tho. Thanks for the idea.
Super ,i want to make thes bigger any advice?
thank you dear...
@Manahmazing It's the way my mother showed me
realmente excelente ,gracias
J
Gracias , es fantástica
Love this, I favorited it! Is that a word? lol
Would love to see how to make one on a loom. Any ideal?
pretty
Is it possible to make more rows to "tighten" the flower even further?
Mikey, did you get the pics of my crocodile purse? I sent them to you. What did you think of the additions I put on it?
hi Mikey! I love this flower, how can I make a smaller version of it for my hair?
misspmorris if you use a smaller hook and yarn it should come out much smaller. I'm making them for hair clips now 😊
Is this a fidget toy? How do you make it so it continuously can be pulled through the middle?
I don’t understand your question.
Hi Master of crochet !
Thanks for your emails, I am so grateful ....
Let me ask you ..would You teach me how to crochcet a doll with long legs (big doll but not soo big) for my grandaugtherr ? Please !
I would love to receive your positive answer,
love
Granny Zizi
Por favor si las happy flowers las puedes explicar en español gracias
+nancy arbelo Tenga paciencia, en realidad, no hablo Espanol. Cadaneta cuatro y cadeneta a la primera para formar un anillo. Primera vuelta: cadaneta uno y hace doce (12) puntos bajos en el anillo y unir al primero punto bajo con cadeneta. Segunda vuelta: cadaneta uno, tres puntos bajos en cada punto bajo, unir al primero punto bajo con una cadeneta. (36 puntos bajos) Tercera vuelta: cadaneta tres (esto es el primero punto alto) y hace dos mas puntos altos en el primero punto bajo, entonces, hace tres puntos altos en cada punto bajo. unir con una cadeneta al primero punto alto. (108 puntos altos) Cuarta vuelta: cadaneta y hace un punto bajo en el primero punto alto. Hace tres cadanetas, *hace un punto bajo en el proximo punto alto y hace tres cadanetas* - repite en cada punto alto y unir al primero punto bajo con una cadeneta. (108 puntos bajos y 108 espacios de tres cadanetas)
si estuviera un poco mas despacio, seria excelente
that's perdy :-)
:)
please speak slower for us that have 1 side of the brain working,,,lol
Shirley Cyzycki w