[Free Pattern] What Someone Can Do With These Crochet Japanese Flowers Is Inspiring

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This Crochet Japanese Flower pattern by Grace Ann has such a delicate and lovely look, it's almost addictive! And it's free! There are so many things you can create with this beautiful Japanese Flower pattern: scarfs, blankets, ponchos, coasters, pillows, jewelries,curtain, tie-backs etc.

Any yarn, with any hook can be used here 🙂

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I did a bit of research and added ( on the next pages) 5 projects that, I hope, will give you some inspiration AND a Different Crochet Japanese Flower Free Pattern on the last page. Hope you'll enjoy this selection of 5 Crochet Japanese Flower Projects.

1. Crochet Japanese Flower Shawl by yarnchick40. Add a warm and stylish layer to your clothing with a unique crochet wrap. This elegant flower shawl is perfect for any windy day. You can look gorgeous and fashionable and unique anytime and for very little money. Make a light colors shawl for day time and a darker colors shawl for night time and you'll be fashionable and warm day and night.

So, I made it with Vanna’s Choice acrylic yarn, an H hook, and it is very cozy I must say.  I made 4 rows, each row 1 motif shorter. (Row 1 has 13, row 2 has 12, row 3 has 11, and row  has 10) I borrowed the motif pattern from Elizabeth Cat’s blog – she is so sweet to share it!  It wraps and stays in place very comfortably.

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2.   Mon étole japonaise a multicolored version for a Crochet Japanese Flower Shawl from a French blog: L'atelier de Marie. This shawl could easily be an item in a parade for luxury crochet clothing on a catwalk. Fashion has always been the way women expressed their femininity and flower crochet clothing makes no exception. This shawl is a piece of art and something to wear when you want to turn heads, make an entrance or create a lasting impression.

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3. Crochet Japanese Flowers Blanket by Chris from The Flower Bed. Creating a flower blanket is challenging but also creative and a great way to bring spring or summer to your bedroom. Use colors to match your wall' art. Don't be shy. Decide what you want. With the right combination, you can always get the warm, comforting, or fresh feel you may be aiming for. Click Here to see two more stunning  Crochet Japanese Flowers Blanket made by the same lovely Chris.

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4. Crochet Japanese Flower Curtain designed by Bauta Witch.  Flowers curtains have always been in fashion. Different styles to match different rooms. This Japanese flowers pattern has the advantage of making it possible for you to create your own unique curtains. Love your house? Get an instantly updated look by making some beautiful flowery curtains. We all know how important is to have the right curtains at any window.

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5.  Crochet Japanese Flower Coaster– Because happiness begins with the little things. Start your day smiling with these beautiful, happy crochet coasters while having a coffee or a fresh drink in the morning. Personalize your kitchen with these easy to make flower coasters. A set of these little things will keep your tabletops safe and bring warm feelings in your house. This  beautiful crochet coaster pattern , designed by Lauren from Daisy Cottage Designs comes with a  free  written tutorial you can see here.

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Image courtesy of Lauren.

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