🌸 56 Free Crochet Flower & Bow Patterns

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Add the perfect finishing touch to your projects with these free crochet flower and bow patterns. I’ve curated a list of 56 unique designs from top crochet bloggers—ideal for appliqués, hair accessories, bouquets, and embellishments.

56 Free Crochet Flower and Bow Patterns to Try Today

🌸 56 Free Crochet Flower & Bow Patterns

Crochet flowers and bows are the perfect way to personalize your projects. This curated collection features 56 free patterns from talented designers around the world. Whether you’re adding flair to hats, decorating gift wrap, or creating a bouquet, there’s a flower or bow pattern here for you.

✨ What Makes This Collection Stand Out:

  • Project Type: Embellishments, Appliqués, Accessories
  • Skill Levels: All levels included
  • Style Variety: Flat, layered, textured, tiny, oversized
  • Purpose: Great for gift wrap toppers, bouquets, accessories, and more
  • Why You’ll Love It: All patterns are 100% free and from trusted designers

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🌼 Full Pattern List (1–56)

  1. Dahlia Flower – Kinga (My Hobby Is Crochet)
  2. Treble Bow – Clare Sullivan (BOBWILSON123)
  3. My Daisy – Corina Gray (Stitch 11)
  4. Easter Lily – Tamara Kelly (Moogly)
  5. Picot Flowers and Leaf – Jessie Rayot (Jessie At Home)
  6. Simple Crochet Flower – Debi Dearest
  7. Rose – Kara Gunza (Petals to Picots)
  8. Crochet Bow Pattern – Katy (KT and the Squid)
  9. Star Flower Puffs – “e” Lee (The Crochet Lounge)
  10. Fast and Fun Flower – Heidi Yates (Snappy Tots)
  11. Simple Crochet Flower – Dedri Uys (Look at What I Made)
  12. La Fleur Petite – Lorene Haythorn Eppolite (Cre8tion Crochet)
  13. Flower and Headband – Celina Lane (Simply Collectible Crochet)
  14. Crochet Flower {Carnation} – Lauren Brown (Daisy Cottage Designs)
  15. Easter Basket with Daffodils – Vanja (AmigurumiBB)
  16. Flowers in the Wild – Marilyn Smith (Evanescence)
  17. Flower Bookmark – Annemaries Haakblog
  18. Flowers and Butterflies – Teri Crews
  19. Flowers with Leaves – docksjö
  20. Flower-doodle – Nellas April
  21. Flower Applique – Vendula Maderska
  22. Flower & Leafs – Carolina Guzman (One and Two Company)
  23. Colorado Columbine Flower – Jennie Claver
  24. Simple Crochet Flowers – Linda Permann
  25. Flower Necklace Hawaiian Dream – My Hobby Is Crochet
  26. Spring Flower Garland – A Hermit’s Wish
  27. Crochet Flowers – Carmen Heffernan
  28. Crochet Flower – Annemaries Haakblog
  29. Popcorn Stitch Flower – B.hooked Crochet
  30. Gratitude Flower – Bonita Patterns
  31. Pansy Crochet Flower – Little Monkeys Crochet
  32. Red Shield Appeal Flower – Karin Sabine
  33. Cute Little Flower – Tanya Beliak
  34. Mix and Match Flowers – Sandra Paul
  35. Beginner Flower – Kat Goldin
  36. Fluffy Flower – Eclectic Crochet by Roxy
  37. Iris Flower Pattern – Camelia Shanahan (Meli Bondre’s Collection)
  38. Autumn Berry Flower – Jenny Dickens
  39. Five Petal Daisy – Flower Girl Cottage
  40. Super Simple Crochet Bows – Adaiha Covington
  41. Pretty Pretty Bow – Erin Burger
  42. Easy Crochet Bow – Jess @ Craftiness Is Not Optional
  43. Applique Ribbon Bow – jkwdesigns
  44. Pin Up Girl Bow – Heather Pierce
  45. Oval Bow – Diva Stitches Crochet
  46. Quick and Easy Bows – Teri Mitchell
  47. Bow Hairclip – Manda Nicole
  48. Chunky Bobble Bows – Emma Escott
  49. Bow Brooch – Amanda Ryan
  50. Bow or Bow Tie Pattern – Lauren Brown (Daisy Cottage Designs)

🎁 Bonus Patterns (51–56)

  1. Flower Motif and Leaves – Patterns for Crochet UK
  2. Layered Ruffle Flower – Jennifer (Fiber Flux)
  3. One Round Flowers – Jennifer (Fiber Flux)
  4. Button Flowers – Jennifer (Fiber Flux)
  5. Crochet Remembrance Poppies – Rebeckah’s Treasures
  6. Daisy Flower – Sarah (Repeat Crafter Me)

Each pattern in this collection adds something special to your crochet projects. From quick bows to intricate blossoms, you’ll find just the right design to suit your needs. Save or pin this post to come back to it anytime and subscribe to Free Pattern Friday for more inspiring collections.

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16 Comments

  1. Hi Maria, I’m sorry you feel this way. I cannot include photos in my posts without permission from the Designer/Photographer. Rather than limit the options available I include links for other patterns which are equally lovely but which I do not have permission to share the photos from. I hope you feel inspired enough to click the links 🙂 They are lovely Designs! Rhondda

  2. You should put photos for all the patterns, otherwise people won’t be inspired to click the links.

  3. I love this post. It takes hours to browse through different sites. This makes it so convenient 🙂

  4. I love the flowers. I wanted to make a bouquet for my mom but see so many things I want to try first.

  5. Another great list which helps me to improve my ability in understanding and making new things – I am very greatful – thank you, Rhondda!

  6. Very welcome 🙂 I like to have things in one place so I thought others might enjoy it too 🙂

  7. What a great list! Thanks for taking the time to do all this–and for including my bow pattern! 🙂