Crochet Anemone Flower – Free Anemone pattern

Try something new and explore the beauty of my new crochet pattern of Anemone flower. This gorgeous flower have a unique look and are sure to stand out in any bouquet or arrangement. With this crochet pattern, I offer Anemones flowers that are perfect for adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to your space. Whether you want to use them as part of a decoration or give them as a gift, this crochet flowers are sure to impress. To see how I made this flower make sure you’re on your crocheter mode as you will enjoy this Anemone Flower pattern!

Crochet water lilies can be used alone as a decoration or as the main flower in a crochet flower bouquet, and of course you need some other flowers to go with it. I offer many free patterns for you to choose from. Pattern List Link.

• In this pattern, prepare yourself to be charmed with the unique features of Anemone flowers. With the bulky yet elegant petals and detailed structure of leaf, you will appreciate and be amazed with the distinct characteristics of this flower.
• In addition, you can customize the color of the petals and change it into colors such as purple, red, white, or magenta.

Video

Note: Video subtitles need to be turned on by yourself in the settings

What Materials Will You Need?

All yarn I use is cotton yarn as it is lightweight, cheaper, and rich in color variations.

• Yarn– Black Yarn, Cream Yarn, Christmas Green (Shades may vary), Grapefruit Red (You can customize this colors. Can be purple, red, white, or magenta)
• Hook– 2.5 mm
• Flower rod – 16” long x 0.08” diameter (40cm x 2mm) *if it’s not available in your place, you can use bamboo skewers but expect that it will not bend like flower rod
• Iron wire – 0.02” diameter (0.4mm)
• Hot Melt Glue
• Scissors
• Stitch marker
• Darning needle

Make sure you are aware with the crochet terms, stitches, and techniques for you to come up with this project. Check out some of tutorials if you find yourself struggling with the terms and techniques used in this pattern

• How to read patterns
• Crochet common abbreviation
• Magic Ring
• Bobble stitch

With this pattern you will encounter some of the crochet terms for the first time. But I will do my best to provide you the easiest tutorial so you can also learn more knowledge in crochet so in the future, you can create more crochet crafts and enhance your skills in reading patterns.

Difficulty

Our pattern is intermediate level; it requires basic crochet skills and knowledge of common stitches and techniques. Some elements could be challenging for beginners, but with guided video tutorials, our pattern is accessible for beginners to practice and enhance their skills. So, grab your materials and push yourself to explore the world of crochet!

Gauge

The gauge is not specified but can be open to interpretation or customization based on personal preference. The choice of yarn weight and hook size will affect the size and overall look of the finished project. Crocheters can experiment with different yarn and hook combinations to achieve their desired size and texture.

Crochet Terms

• Sc- Single Crochet
• Hdc – Half Double Crochet
• Dc – Double Crochet
• Ch- chain
• St- stitch
• Ss- Slip Stitch
• [00] – total stitches after a round
• R1, R2, R3… – Round 1, Round 2, Round 3…

Special Stitches

Unfinished hdc(half double crochet) or also called as Bobble Stitch

• Yarn over, insert hook in indicated stitch or space, yarn over, pull up a loop, yarn
  over pull through 2 loops

Pattern Notes

• Our pattern uses US crochet terms.
• Use stitch markers to mark the beginning of each round.
• Pay attention to any turning instructions for working in rows.
• Video tutorials are available for additional guidance.

Step-by-Step Patterns

Petals(make 10)

• Start with the foundation chain: 11 ch
• R1: start in the 2nd chain from hook, work 3 sc, 3 hdc, 3 dc, in the next st insert 10 dc, turn your work, 3 dc, 3 hdc, 3 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. [28]
• R2: insert the wire, 6 sc, 6 dc, 3 dc in the next st, 2 dc, 3 dc in the next st, 6 dc, 6 sc, 1 ss.[32]
• R3: 10 sc, 2 hdc in the next st, 2 dc in the next st, 2 hdc in the next st, 1 hdc, 2 hdc in the next st, 2 dc in next st, 2 dc in the next st, 2 hdc in the next st, 1 hdc, 2 hdc in next st, 2 dc in next st, 2 hdc in the next st, 10 sc, 1 ss. [42]

Flower core(black)

• R1: start with 8 sc in the magic ring, 1 ss.
• R2-3: work 3 ch, ( 2 unfinished hdc, pull through all loops ) * 8 times, , 1 ss, 1 ch. [8]

*it is also called a bobble stitch
*BO (Bobble Stitch) Yarn over, insert hook in indicated stitch or space, yarn over, pull up a loop, yarn over pull through 2 loops

• R4: 8 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. [8]

Black stamens(make 2)

• Step 1: Start with the foundation chain: 22 ch
• Step 2: start in the 3rd chain from hook, work 20 dc
• Step 3: turn, work 20 sc ( Every time you complete 1 sc, pull out the loop to stretch it to about 2cm, then take out the crochet hook, and go to work on the next stitch with the same operation)

• Step 4: cut the loops from the middle.

Leaf( make 6 )

• Start with the foundation chain: 15 ch
• Add wire, start in 2nd chain from hook, work 7 sc, 2 hdc, 1 dc, in the same st( 1 dc, 3 ch, 1 ss), 3 sc, 1 ch. turn your work, 3 sc, in the same st( 1 ss, 3 ch, 1 dc ), 1 dc, 2 hdc, 7 sc, 1 ss.

Break Time! Stretch your arms, drink some water, and take a deep breath.

Hep Hep!! Hooray!! This flower can stand out even just by itself. You can put it on your sala together with a beautiful vase that will complement the design and theme of your house. Not just for decoration but also for gifts, you can wrap it like a bouquet and give it to someone. You can also put other flowers such as tulips, daisies, lavenders , lilies, and sunflower crochets to give more creative and artistic shape for your flower arrangement.

Assemble

In order for you to assemble Anemone flower, you must have these parts:

• 10 petals
• 1 black flower core
• 2 blacks stamens
• 6 green leaves
• 2 Flower rod
• Cream yarn for cream stamen

Putting it all together

• Step 1: Using pliers, fold at least 2cm of the 2 flower rod.

• Step 2:Insert the flower core. To make sure that it will not be removed, use hot melt glue.

• Step 3: Wrap a black stamen on the flower core. Use hot melt glue so it will stick on the core.

• Step 4: Repeat the same process for the 2nd black stamen.

• Step 5: 1st Layer of petals: Fold the wire of your petals and attach it below of the core. Attach the petals with glue sticks to make sure it will not fall.

• Step 6: 2nd layer of petals: Attach the petals in between of the 1st layer petals.

• Step 7: Using green yarn, hide the visible wire parts and the flower rod to serve as the stem of the flower.

• Step 8: In the middle part of the rod, attach the leaves and tie it up to secure it.

• Step 9: Continue on wrapping the whole stem using green yarn and use hot melt glue for the end part of it.
• Step 10: For the cream stamen, use a darning needle to insert the edge of the flower core Wrap the yarn 3 times, pull through to form a cluster and sew a round around the flower core in the same operation.

And tadaaa!! We are done with our crochet Anemone Flower! This large and elegant flower will surely captivate the heart of every visitor of yours and your love ones who will receive this. This Anemone flower is one of my favorite crafts and hoping you will too! Share your version of this and don’t forget to tag us @hookokcrochet for us to see it.

Afterthoughts and Wrap Up

You can customize the colors of the petals and turn it into purple, or yellow, red or even magenta so it will complement the colors of the place where it will be put. Different variations can make it more unique and special so try it now!

More Crochet Patterns

Check out our following flower patterns too.

• Crochet Small Rose
• Crochet Strawberry
• Crochet Forget Me Not Flower

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