This crochet flower bracelet is a little vine of green leaves with white daisies on top, each one with a sunny yellow middle. It looks like you picked it in a garden and wrapped it around your wrist. It is soft and light, and it only needs small bits of yarn, so your leftover cotton finally has a job.
Pinterest has shown this bracelet to more than 250,000 people, so we are clearly not the only ones who love it. Watch the video, then use the written steps below. They are the words shown on screen in the video, copied word for word, so you can follow along at your own pace.
What You’ll Need
Yarn: 4-ply cotton yarn in three colors, as in the video: green for the leaves, white for the petals and yellow for the flower centers. Only small amounts are needed.
Hook: a crochet hook that suits your yarn. The video does not say the size, so check the label on your yarn.
You’ll also need: scissors.
Shop the supplies: 4-ply cotton yarn · crochet hook set · small craft scissors
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Watch the Video Tutorial
Step-by-Step: The Video Subtitles
These are the words shown on screen in the video, copied word for word. The video has music and no voice, so the steps appear as captions in the picture. They are split into four parts, each with the time it starts in the video.
Part 1 (0:12)
First, chain 50
After completing, single crochet in the previous stitch
Half double crochet in the next stitch
Double crochet in each of the next two stitches
Then half double crochet
Single crochet in the next stitch
Finally, slip stitch
After completing, chain 11 more
Starting from the second chain from the hook, use the previous method to make another leaf. After completing,
3 chains remain
Next, repeat the method for the second leaf 9 more times
I’m demonstrating with 3 leaves here, but you should actually make 11. After completing, chain 43 more
Then, slip stitch into the second chain from the hook, making 42 slip stitches
Part 2 (2:02)
After completing, work 3 more stitches forward
Make a leaf here, right in the middle of the 3-chain space. First, chain 7
Then use the previous method to make the leaf
After completing, slip stitch into the next 4 stitches
Continue making leaves in the middle chain
Next, make 10 more leaves using the previous method
Finally, slip stitch all the way
Part 3 (3:07)
Then start making the flower
First, chain 2
After completing, pull through all loops at once
Chain 2, then slip stitch into the first stitch
Immediately chain 2
Finally, slip stitch
This completes the first petal
Then make 4 more using the same method
After completing the side stitches of the third petal, turn the work
Still slip stitch into the same stitch
Continue making the remaining two petals
Part 4 (4:34)
From 4:34 the video shows the yellow center being added to the flower. There are no captions for this part, so watch it in the video above.
The last caption, at 5:46:
For the small flowers on both ends of the bag, start with the first stitch where the yarn tail is. While making the flowers, weave in the
(This caption runs off the bottom of the video, so the end of the sentence is cut off.)
Flower Bracelet Tips
- Make all 11 leaves. The video only shows 3 leaves to save time, but the caption says you should actually make 11.
- Pick cotton yarn. Cotton keeps the little leaves and petals crisp, and it feels soft against your skin.
- Try it on as you go. Wrists come in all sizes, so wrap the vine around your wrist before you add the flowers.
- Play with the colors. White and yellow make a classic daisy, but pink or lilac petals look just as sweet on the green vine.
Another Flower Bracelet to Try
Back in 2015, this was the first flower bracelet we shared here: a lacy bracelet by Johnnie Collier, made of 3 joined flowers. It takes just over an hour. Her blog is no longer online, but you can still read her pattern on the saved copy of Johnnie Collier’s post.
Photo source: Johnnie Collier
More Flowers and Bracelets to Crochet
If you enjoyed this one, try the Crochet Wisteria Charm, the Easy Crochet Flower Stitch, the Puff Flower Headband, or the Crochet Friendship Bracelet with Beads. For more small makes to give away, browse our Free Crochet Gift Ideas.
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