How to Crochet Two-tone Flowers

 How to Crochet Two-tone Flowers

Crochet flowers are beautifully decorated sweaters, blankets, bedding, accessories for children. Assuming that the basic simple things can hook with the chain, the lower and upper half, you decorations to make flowers quickly and easily. You can have two different colored flowers in colors of yarn and the son of two different colors. You will be working with a team from the center outwards. Crochet is an effective way to use the yarn remnants from previous projects, and will certainly find a lot of evidence refers to the result. 

Things You'll Need

  • Size F-5 hook
  • 2 skeins yarn (only a few yards each is needed)
  • Scissors

Instructions

    • 1
      Crochet 6 chains to make a ring for the center of the flower.
    • 2
      Work a slip stitch in the first chain to close the ring.
    • 3
      Make one chain stitch and work 15 single crochet stitches into the ring. Work a slip stitch in the first single crochet to finish the first round.
    • 4
      Chain one. Make a single crochet in the space between the first two single crochets in the ring. Chain three, skip next two single crochets and make a single crochet in the space between the following two single crochets. Work around until you reach the start point and work a slip stitch into the first single crochet to finish the second round.
    • 5
      Cut the yarn you are working with 2 inches from hook and tie the second color yarn to it. You will finish the flower with this color. You can ignore this step if you are using a variegated yarn to achieve your two-tone effect.
    • 6
      Work a slip stitch in the first three-chain loop. Chain one, work a single crochet, half double crochet, three double crochets a half double crochet and a single crochet in each three-chain loop. Work a slip stitch in the first single crochet to finish the round. You now have petals.
    • 7
      Cut your yarn 5 inches from the hook. Pull the yarn though the stitch on the hook to fasten off and cut off excess yarn.
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