Crochet Flower Power Blossom How to Tutorial by Naztazia

In this tutorial video I'll show you how to crochet these flower power blossoms. They are reminiscent of the late 1960s and 1970s retro peace flowers.

Hi I'm Donna Wolfe from Naztazia. This crochet flower power blossom is cute to use as a hair decoration, refrigerator magnet, handbag motif, and even a lapel pin. It's pretty simple to make using basic crochet stitches.

I'm using worsted weight yarn and a size G 4 mm crochet hook. You can adjust the size of the yarn and hook up or down to accommodate different sizes of flowers.

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[karenh]

Love these! I remember when my youngest sister was born in 1969, my mom and I painted a second-hand crib avocado green and decorated the front and back of the crib with big flower power stickers just like these crocheted flowers!

[riyakhandelwal]

Short, sweet, Simple, to the point!
Refreshing to just learn something new without any drama!
I'm thinking of making a rug or a table runner with this cute crochet flower!

[mycrochetobsession]

This is the best retro flower power I’ve come across. Now I want to make it a square without simply appliquéing it onto a square. I do not care for other methods that I have seen. Wish me luck.

[beautifulpetunia]

Oh! These flowers are gorgeous! And the colours that you have chosen are amazing! Thank you for sharing it with us and for your useful tutorial, too!❤!!!😊!

[cupcakecrochetstudio]

I absolutely adore how these came out! Your work is superb 😊🧶

[bunnysue]

Reminds me of some of my outfits when I was a little girl in the 70's. 😊

[rosebrown]

Love it 😍 Just a little hard to keep up with, but got it done ❣️ I will be watching this again to make sure I didn't miss any stitches.Even though my finished one looks just like yours❣️🥰

[Odina-]

Love it! Love the 70's! I was born in the 60's! Happy times here in Sweden 😃

[irene_f.]

You always have the prettiest and cutest flowers. 💕🍄🌼🌻

[karensemones]

You always have unique patterns and your instructions are very clear. Thanks for sharing your talents.

[darleennewton]

The ice cream stitch is so cute. Thanks for sharing!

[lovekatelily]

Thanks! These will be cute on my crochet socks and sweaters

[oliviaparton]

Hi Donna. These are so pretty. Your tutorials are so clear. And I always look forward to seeing your lovely nails😊

[LUMAN]

Your teaching method is appreciable!🤝💫

[sambathammasubramaniam]

So cute and lovely 😍 thank you for sharing your wonderful pattern ❤ I want try to make it... thanks again and God bless you always 🌹🌹🌹

[vakhariaalifya]

I m big fan of ur wrk, sister, pls show more designs of simple flowers and two flowers connected to each other in pair form.

[LunaaSoul]

Greetings! New to crochet, currently working on a very simple blanket. I’m very glad to have found your videos, subscribed to learn more! Thank you 🙏🏽

[jules]

Great tutorial..icannot wait to try to make these..thank you so much Donna ❤

[kealyphillips]

I love this! Going to make some for my bedroom to match other stuff. Thank you Natazia ❤️

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سلام بانوی نازنین واقعا بافتهای قشنگی رو آموزش میدهید❤❤❤❤❤