Are sunflowers still blooming in your part of the world? Thanks to these Sunflower Crochet Ideas, you will enjoy their beauty all year round.
The first weeks of fall are such a special moment of the year, right? We are slowly saying goodbye to flowering meadows and bright sunlight. Sunflowers are still bright and absolutely beautiful though! We wish we could keep them forever! Don’t you? Thanks to this selection of The Best Sunflower Crochet Ideas and Free Patterns, you will never have to let go of your memories of summer. Decorating your house with yellow crochet flowers will put all the people you love in great moods. Don’t ever forget about your own needs though! We know you like fashion, don’t you? With this in mind, we have found patterns for bags with a fabulous sunflower motif. Cold months are coming, so we recommend a granny square blanket and a crochet pocket shawl as well. Equipped with all these handmade wonders, you will get through autumn and winter safe and sound!
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Sunflower Wand Flower
Ami Amour is the queen of cuteness! Her pretty designs keep making us smile over and over again. This time, thanks to the author’s generosity and talent, we can enjoy a free crochet pattern for a blooming sunflower. A bouquet of these yellow beauties will decorate your house and office like a dream!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ami Amour:
More info is on Ravelry here.
Sunny Saraloo the Sunflower
Meet Sunny, the friendliest crochet sunflower ever created! Our hearts literally melted when we saw this puffy little cutie. Whether you are arranging a nursery or decorating your patio, you surely need Michael Hon’s creation in your life. Trust us! We all need our daily dose of sweetness, don’t we?
The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry:
Sweet Summer Sunflower Bag
This awesome pattern by Crochet 365 Knit too got quite popular this summer, didn’t it? We definitely understand why! It is not as difficult to learn as it seems and it spices up all kinds of outfits. Will you wear your version with a dress or with a casual t-shirt? Let us know!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Crochet 365 Knit Too:
More info is on Ravelry here.