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How to Crochet Purple & Pink Flower Brooch Pins By Cyndee Kromminga, eHow Contributor , last updated June 14, 2012

How to Crochet Purple & Pink Flower Brooch Pins Crochet purple and pink flower brooch pins as party favors that will be a hit for a little girl's birthday party, mother/daughter tea parties, Easter and Mother's Day. Once you get the hang of making one pin, several of these purple and pink brooch pins can be crocheted in an hour. This project can easily be brought along in the car or worked on while waiting for kids or appointments.

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Crochet hook, size J

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Purple worsted-weight yarn

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Instructions 1. o 1 Wrap the pink yarn around the crochet hook once, to form a loop. Wrap the yarn over the hook. This is called a yarn over. Pull the yarn back through the loop on the hook. This is a chain one. Repeat twice more for a total of three chains. Insert the hook in the first chain. Yarn over and pull the loop back through the chain and the last chain loop on the hook. This is called a slip stitch. You should have a small ring. o 2 Chain one to start the round. Insert the hook through the center of the ring. Yarn over and pull the yarn back through the ring. You now have two loops on the hook. Yarn over and pull the yarn through both loops on the hook. This is called a single crochet. Crochet seven more single crochet stitches for a total of eight. Slip stitch to the beginning chain one of the round. The side facing you is the front of the flower. o Sponsored Links 

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Chain one to start the round. Insert the hook through the back loop of the first single crochet of the previous round and crochet a single crochet. Repeat once more in the same stitch. Crochet two single crochet stitches in the back loops of each single crochet around the round, for a total of 16 single crochet stitches. Slip stitch to the beginning chain one of the round. o 4 Cut a 3-inch tail on the yarn. Tie the purple yarn to the pink tail. Chain three to start the round. Turn the crocheted circle around with the back of the flower facing you. Yarn over and insert the yarn in the first single crochet stitch. Yarn over and pull the yarn back through the stitch. You should have three loops on the hook. Yarn over and pull through two loops. You now have two loops on the hook. Yarn over and pull through the remaining two loops on the hook. This is called a double crochet. o 5 Skip the next stitch and slip stitch in the next. Chain three. Crochet two double crochets in the base of the chain three. Repeat this step all the way around the round. Slip stitch to the bottom of the round's beginning chain three. o 6 Turn the flower so the right side is facing you. Slip stitch across the surface of the flower to the unstitched front loops of the second round. Chain three. Crochet two double crochets in the base of the chain three. Skip the next front loop and slip stitch in the next loop. Repeat from the beginning of the chain-three sequence three more times for a total of four petals. Knot and cut the yarn. Weave the yarn tails into the back of the flower and trim. o 7 Turn the flower with the back side up. Place a 1/2-inch pin back, horizontally, just above the center. Hand stitch the pin back to secure. Sponsored Links 

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Button Blossom Brooch - free crochet pattern

Well I know I am not alone here, but it is nice to be able to whip up something really quick, that looks good and doesn't need stuffing or having its limbs attached! Retro is in right now. I recently learnt that the correct term for this is "vintage". Apparently that is anything that is at least 20 years old. Sadly, (or fortunately) just about everything in my house would be classed as "vintage" by this definition! I never realised until I started looking at "vintage" what a gold mine I had stuffed in the cupboards. All those old leather handbags, and ornaments, not to mention hubs hideous 70s tie collection. In fact half the stuff in my kitchen is "vintage" and here was I thinking it was just junk from the 70s and 80s! We got married in the year of the casserole dish. I swear, we received about 20 casserole dishes. Pottery ones, crown corning ones, Pyrex in orange and yellow, crock pots, and corning ware ones. Some with cornflowers and some with onions and veges. And now it is vintage - and people actually pay money and collect the stuff! There are some things I will never understand. So these are my Button Blossoms which use a sniff of yarn and an old - er "vintage" button. I have a huge plastic container of old er "vintage" buttons, mostly all odd so I have discovered these brooches are a great use of odd scraps as well as the buttons. They also sell well at the school fair and look fabulous in a card as a gift. Maybe just the thing for Mum on Mothers Day.

Button Blossom Brooches Australian UK terms first/ USA terms second 8 ply yarn, worsted weight, double knit or equivalent yarn, hook size 4mm, J6 . Weight and hook size doesn't matter. Use what you feel comfortable with. You will need a safety pin or bobby pin, and of course a pretty "vintage" button. Round 1: 4ch slst into a ring, 2ch 9htr/hdc into ring, slst join = 10 Round 2: 1ch (1dc/sc into next st, 4ch, miss 1) 5times slst join into first st. You should have 5 loops

Round 3: Into each of the ch loops work (1dc/sc, 1htr/hdc, 3tr/dc, 1htr/hdc, 1dc/sc) do not join = 5 petals

Round 4: working in front of previous row into missed sp work (3tr/dc, 1htr/hdc, 1dc/sc) around slst join in first tr/dc of round, finish off leaving a 30cm/12in length of yarn = 5petals

Thread yard onto a sewing needle and stitch a button to the centre, and a safety pin or bobby pin to the back. These make a great accessory for hats, bags and scarfs.

Now isn't that pretty! Rose Brooch

I have been making these brooches for many years in all colours, I based them on this little rose tree in my garden (the crocheted brooch and the real rose are about the same size). This is the first time I have written the pattern out (its embeded in my brain) and as valentines is near, why not make yourself a rose brooch. The pattern starts with a row of loops Red Rose Brooch (or any colour rose brooch you prefer) DK yarn/ Light worsted weight 3.75 mm (5 / F) hook Brooch Back Abbreviations: st – Stitch sts – Stitches dc (UK)/ sc (USA) – Double Crochet (UK)/ Single Crochet (USA) tr(UK)/ dc (USA) – Treble Crochet (UK)/ Double Crochet (USA) ch – Chain Row: 1 [Ch 10, 1 dc UK/(1 sc USA) into the 8th ch from the hook] X 7 (You should now have 7 loops) [Ch 8, 1 dc UK/(1 sc USA) into the 6th ch from the hook] X 5 (You should now have 12 loops) [Ch 6, 1 dc UK/(1 sc USA) into the 4th ch from the hook] X 4 (You should now have 16 loops)

Row 2 3 ch, Into the 1st 4 ch loop 3 tr UK/ (3 dc USA) , 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into 2nd 4 ch loop 4 tr UK/ (4 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 4 ch loop 4 tr UK/ (4 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 4ch loop 4 tr UK/ (4 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops

Into the next 6 ch loop 5 tr UK/ (5 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 6 ch loop 6 tr UK/ (6 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 6 ch loop6 7 tr UK/ (7 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 6 ch loop 8 tr UK/ (8 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 6 ch loop 11 tr UK/ (11 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 8 ch loop 14 tr UK/ (14 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 8 ch loop 13 tr UK/ (13 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 8 ch loop 15 tr UK/ (15 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 8 ch loop 13 tr UK/ (13 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 8 ch loop 14 tr UK/ (14 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 8 ch loop 15 tr UK/ (15 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops Into the next 8 ch loop 13 tr UK/ (13 dc USA), 1 dc/ (1 sc USA) over the two ch in-between the loops

You should have something that looks like this

Starting with the larger loops twist 4 loops as in the photo

Twist the next 4 on top so you can see the 4 below

continue until it looks like a rose Sew into the back to hold all the layers together

Sew on a brooch back and wear You might also like:

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(c) crochetroo 2008. Please do not reproduce or copy my pattern by any means. However I am happy for you to make button blossoms until the cows come home. Enjoy! Posted by crochetroo at Sunday, April 13, 2008 Labels: brooch vintage button blossom flower crochet Mothers day Reactions:

Daffodils of Spring Apr 19, 2008 posted by RachelB@39 Previous | Next | View all files | View Slideshow

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Author Rachel Borello

Introduction I was inspired to make this by the spring flowers coming up in my yard. Daffodils have a really neat shape that translates well into crochet. You could sew a pin onto the back of one to make a brooch, sew one onto a tote to make a nice spring bag, or twist a green pipecleaner through the back to make a stem and stick a bunch into a vase.

Materials List Size F US/4.0mm crochet hook Yarn needle Caron Simply Soft acrylic yarn in white (petals) and yellow (cup)

Finished Size Flower is about 5" wide

Gauge Gauge is not important in this project, just be sure that the fabric is tight enough so you do not have large holes in your petals.

Notes I crocheted these in yellow and white, but daffodils come in a wide variety of colors, so use your imagination!

The Pattern center (make 1): Ch 12, join to beginning to make a circle. Sc in each of 12 chs. Do not join rounds, and work in a spiral instead, single crocheting in each stitch around until center piece is a tube about an inch long.

(sc, hdc, dc) in each stitch around for one round to make the ruffled edge. Tie off yarn and weave in ends.

petals (make 6): Ch 4 Sc in second ch from hook and in each ch across - 3 st. ch 1 and turn. Sc 2 in first stitch. sc in next stitch. sc 2 in last stitch. There should be 5 stitches. ch 1 and turn. Sc 2. sc in next 3 stitches. sc 2 in last stitch. There are 7 stitches in this row. ch 1 and turn. Work next 4 rows even. Sc in second stitch from hook. Sc next two stitches together. Sc in next stitch. Sc next two stitches together. Sc in last stitch. Ch1 and turn. Sc in second stitch from hook. Sc next two stitches together. Sc next two stitches together. Ch 1 and turn. Sc in second stitch from hook. Sc next two stitches together. Ch 1 and turn. Sc two remaining stitche together. Tie off yarn. You should have a petal-shaped piece as shown below.

The edges of your petal will be rough, so join the yarn at bottom of petal. Working along the edge of the petal, pick up and sc 11 stitches. In the space at the top of the petal, sc 3 times. Pick up and sc 11 stitches down the other side of the petal. Tie off yarn and weave in ends. The edges of your petal should now be even and finished-looking.

Sew petals together to create the back of the flower.

Sew center onto the flower, and weave in all ends.

Copyright © 2008 Crochet Calla Lily Pin

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Use this calla lily crochet flower pattern to create a lovely pin for your jacket lapel. This lily pin is perfect for Easter Sunday.

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Crochet cotton size 30: Small amounts each white (A), green (B) and yellow (C)

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Kreinik Blending Filament (50m per spool): 1 spool each pearl #032 (BFA), green #008 (BFB), and citron #028 (BFC)

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Size 10 steel crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge

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1-inch long pin back

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12-inch length 1/4-wide white satin ribbon

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Green sewing thread and sewing needle

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Tapestry needle

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Spray starch

Gauge: Rnds 1 & 2 of calla lily = 5/8-inch in diameter. Check gauge to save time. Pattern Note: Join rnds with a sl st unless otherwise stated. Instructions: Calla Lily (make 2) Rnd 1: (RS): Beg at center bottom, with 1 strand A and 1 strand BFA held tog, ch 1 (center ch), ch 3, 11 dc in center ch, join in top of beg ch-3. (12 dc, counting beg ch-3 as first dc) Rnd 2: Ch 3 (counts as first dc throughout), dc in same st as joining, 2 dc in each rem dc around, join in top of beg ch-3. (24 dc)

Rnd 3: Ch 3, dc in same st as joining, 2 dc in each of next 7 dc, [ch 1, dc in next dc] 9 times, ch 1, 2 dc in each of rem 7 dc, join intop of beg ch-3. (39 dc, 9 ch-1 sps) Rnd 4: Ch 3, dc in same st as joining, [dc in next st, 2 dc in next st] 7 times, [ch 2, dc in next sp] 10 times, ch 2, sk next dc, [dc in next dc, 2 dc in next dc] 6 times, dc in last dc, join in top of beg ch-3. (52 dc, 11 ch-2 sps) Rnd 5: Ch 3, dc in same st as joining, [dc in each of next 2 dc, 2 dc in next dc] 7 times, [dc in next dc, 3 dc in next sp] 5 times, tr in next dc, [tr, dtr, ch 2, sl st in dtr, tr] in next sp, tr in next dc, [3 dc in next sp, dc in next dc] 5 times, [2 dc in next dc, dc in each of next 2 dc] 6 times, join in top of beg ch-3, fasten off. (94 dc, 5 tr)

Pistil (make 2) Row 1: With 1 strand C and 1 strand BFC held together, ch 21, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in each rem ch across, ch 1, turn. (20 sc) Row 2: Sc in each sc across, ch 1, turn. (20 sc) Rows 3 & 4: Rep Row 2; at end of Row 4, ch 1; do not turn. Row 5: Working over ends of rows across, sc dec over end sts of last 2 rows, sc dec over end sts of next 2 rows, ch 1, turn. (2 sts) Row 6: Sc dec over next 2 sts, fasten off, leaving length for finishing. With tapestry needle and length left for finishing, sew 2 long edges of pistil together, do not cut thread. Using photo as a guide, place pistil with seam down on calla lily so that tapered top of pistil touches top of Rnd 5 of calla lily over center of ch-2 sps of Rnd 4. Tack bottom of pistil in place with rem length left for finishing. Lap right bottom of one calla lily over left bottom to form funnel shape. With tapestry needle and length left for finishing, tack in place approximately 1/3 of the way up calla lily. Lap left bottom of rem calla lily over right bottom to form funnel shape. Tack in place as for first calla lily.

Flower Base (make 2) Note: Do not join rnds; mark first st of each rnd with safety pin or other small marker. Rnd 1: With 1 strand B and 1 strand BFB held together, ch 2, 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook. (6 sc) Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc around. (12 sc) Rnd 3: (Sc in each of next 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc) rep around. (15 sc) Rnd 4: Sc in each sc around. (15 sc) Rnd 5: (2 sc in next sc, sc in each of next 4 sc) rep around. (18 sc) Rnds 6-8: Rep Rnd 4; at end of Rnd 8, join in beg sc, fasten off, leaving length for finishing. (18 sc)

With tapestry needle and length left for finishing, tack calla lily inside flower base through back lps only of Rnd 8 of flower base.

Leaf Row 1 (WS): With 1 strand B and 1 strand BFB held together, ch 30 (foundation ch), ch 6 more (counts as first dtr, ch-2 throughout), [dtr, ch 1, {tr, ch 1} twice] in 7th ch from hook, [sk next ch, tr in next ch, ch 1] 5 times, [sk next ch, dc in next ch, ch 1] 6 times, [sk next ch, sc in next ch, ch 1] 3 times, 5 sc in last ch, ch 1; working in rem lps across opposite edge of foundation ch, sc in next ch, [ch 1, sk next ch, sc in next ch] twice, [ch 1, sk next ch, dc in next ch] 6 times, [ch 1, sk next ch, tr in next ch] 5 times, ch 1, sk next ch, [{tr, ch 1} twice, dtr, ch 1, dtr] in last ch, turn. Row 2: Ch 6, [dtr, ch 1, {tr, ch 1} twice] in dtr, [sk next sp, tr in next st, ch 1] 8 times, [sk next sp, dc in next st, ch 1] 6 times, [sk next sp, sc in next st, ch 1] 4 times, sk next sc, 5 sc in next sc, ch 1, sk next sc, sc in next sc, [ch 1, sk next sp, sc in next st] 3 times, [ch 1, sk next sp, dc in next st] 6 times, [ch 1, sk next sp, tr in next st] 8 times, ch 1, sk next ch, [{tr, ch 1} twice, dtr, ch 1, dtr] in next ch, turn. Row 3: Ch 6, [dtr, ch 1, {tr, ch 1} twice] in dtr, [sk next sp, tr in next st, ch 1] 11 times, [sk next sp, dc in next st, ch 1] 6 times, [sk next sp, sc in next st, ch 1] 5 times, ch 1, sk next sc, 3 sc in next sc, ch 1, sk next sc, sc in next sc, [ch 1, sk next sp, sc in next st] 4 times, [ch 1, sk next sp, dc in next st] 6 times, [ch 1, sk next sp, tr in next st] 11 times, ch 1, sk next ch, {tr, ch 1} twice, dtr, ch 1, dtr] in next ch, ch 1, turn. Rnd 4: [2 sc in next ch-1 sp] 26 times, sc in next sc, [2 dc, tr, 2 dc]in next sc, sc in next sc, [2 sc in next ch-1 sp] 25 times, 7 sc in turning ch-6 sp; working over end sts of rows, [5 sc over end st of next row] twice; working up opposite side of leaf, [5 sc over end st of next row] 3 times, join in beg sc, fasten off

Finishing Steam press leaf lightly. With tapestry needle and B, using photo as a guide, tack one calla lily to leaf approximately 1/8-inch below top center of leaf, with bottom of calla lily extending over edge of leaf at a slight angle. Tack rem calla lily alongside first calla lily with top of flower base touching bottom of flower base of first calla lily and bottom of calla lily extending over opposite edge of leaf at a slight angle. Make bow with 12-inch length of white satin ribbon. Trim ends todesired length. Place bow at top center of leaf above first calla lily and tack in place on back with sewing needle and thread. Sew pin back to top back of leaf vertically down center of spine. Spray flower and leaf with spray starch. Shape and let dry.

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amigurumi emoticon bear pin (brooch)

I'd like to share my crochet pattern for amigurumi bear pin that I'm selling at amigurumis.etsy.com. You can make a unique face depends on how you embroider the eyes/nose/mouth and I hope you enjoy this crochet. ^-^ Abbreviations FO = finish off MR = magic ring R = round rep = repeat sc = single crochet sc2tog = single crochet two stitches together st = stitch Materials Worsted weight yarn in any color you pick, 3.25 or 3.50mm crochet hook, embroidery floss, needle, polyfill, and pin Finished Size Approximately 1.5 x 1.5 inches Head R1: 5sc into MR (5sts) R2: 2sc in each st (10sts) R3: 2sc in each st (20sts) R4: 1sc in each back loop of st (20sts) R5: sc2tog, rep 10 times (10sts), stuff head R6: sc2tog, rep 5 times (5sts), FO, and sew pin Embroider eyes, nose and mouth Ears (x2) 3ch, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, FO, and sew to head

© 2010 by Miji ----------------------How-to (from KawaiiGurumi's YouTube and Annie's Attic) magic ring (adjustable ring) single crochet stitch (sc) single crochet increase (2sc in st) single crochet decrease (sc2tog) back loop You might also like:

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At yesterday's craft morning I taught the butterfly, everyone seemed to really enjoy it and so I thought I would write out a really clear pattern with photos for it, as I didn't manage to find a proper one online. Enjoy :) You can use any yarn and needle you like. For this I have used a single ply merino wool and a 1.75 needle. Abbreviations: Chain (ch) Double Crochet (dc) Treble (tr)

This pattern is written using UK crochet terms. For US terms, replace tr with dc and dc with sc.

Start by making a magic circle or if you prefer you can join a chain of 6 to form a circle. Round 1

All the following stitches are made into the center of the circle: *3tr, 2ch, 3tr, 2ch*.

Repeat from * to * 4 times so you end up with 8 groups of 3tr separated by 2ch.

Join with a slip stitch in the top of the first treble of round 1. (NOTE that if you made your initial circle using 6 chains (not the magic circle) replace the first treble with 3 chains i.e. 3ch, 2tr for the first of the 8 groups. Continue with 3tr, 2ch for the following 7 groups. Join with a slip stitch in the top of the 3ch.) Round 2:

3ch.

Then make (3tr, 2ch, 3tr) into the next 2ch gap (circled in red in the image above)

Make (3tr, 2ch, 3tr) in the following six 2ch gaps.

In the last gap make (3tr, 2ch, 2tr) and join with a slip stitch in the top of the 3ch – the 3ch you made at the beginning of the round, acts as a treble.

You should now have eight groups of (3tr, 2ch, 3tr). Round 3:

8tr in the following 2ch (the peak of the 'petal') then a slip stitch into the next gap (the space between the two 'petals'). Repeat this all the way around until you have eight groups of 8tr.

Join with a slip stitch into the last space. Fasten off.

Sew in the yarn end that’s in the center of the circle. Antennae:

Make a chain in the length that you’d like your antennae to be (remember it will be folded in half). Fasten off and sew in the ends. Fold it in the middle.

Fold the circle in the middle to create a butterfly shape.

Fold it so the remaining yarn end is at the bottom center of the butterfly. Use this yarn end to sew the butterfly together along the center.

With the same yarn sew your antennae so they are fastened in the center of the initial circle.

And you're done! Attach a pin at the back of the butterfly to create a lovely summer brooch. You can also attach a hair pin, magnet or simply sew it onto to clothing cushions etc. Variations:

Create multi coloured butterflies by making each/some of the rounds a different colour.

Use metal wire to make the antennae. Add beads to the ends. Please contact let me know if you spot any mistakes or have any questions. This pattern was not developed by me, I am not sure who first came up with it. I have written this version of the pattern out and photographed it myself. Posted by Marie at 12:28 PM Labels: butterflies, crochet butterfly, crochet patterns, instructions, spring 85 comments: 1. young_cara16 May 2011 18:08 Th

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