Explore free poppy knitting patterns with easy guides for making flowers, accessories, and decor. Perfect for beginners and experts alike.
Looking for a meaningful little project? Poppies are more than just pretty flowers; they carry a message of remembrance, respect, and hope. Whether you want to knit a single poppy to wear on your coat, create a bouquet for someone special, or make many to donate to a cause.
Free Poppy Knitting Patterns
1. Knitted Poppy
Inspired by the traditional fabric poppy from Canada, Christina Pridie has knitted this cheerful pattern. With clear, easy-to-follow instructions, it’s a great project for knitters who want to create a meaningful piece.
2. Field Poppy Knit Flower
Want to grow a poppy without getting your hands dirty? Then, this knitted pattern by Lion Brand Yarn is just what you need. You can pin it in your bag or create a bouquet out of it for a loved one.
3. No-Sew Poppy
This no-sew poppy is by Suzanne Resaul. It is entirely knitted flat with garter stitch. The finished flower has a bold center and a lovely round shape. You can also attach it to your hat.
4. Remembrance Day Poppy
It’s a cheerful little way to pay respect by creating something beautiful. Katy Flynn has knitted in the round on short dpns with layered petals and a decorative centre. It’s a great meditative project that you will love when you finish.
5. Handknit Poppy Pattern
Caroline Spillane has shared this lovely poppy pattern. The center part of it is knitted separately, and the remaining is in one piece. Whether you knit just one or a whole bunch, it’s undoubtedly a stand-out piece.
6. Poppies For ANZAC
If you are a beginner and worried about gauge, then check out Lilian Worner for this poppies design that measures approximately. 6cm/2.25” in diameter & 2.25 cm/1” high.
7. Simple Poppy Pattern
This knitted poppy pattern by SIGBI is a classic, simple design perfect for charity projects and remembrance events. It’s quick to make and ideal if you’re knitting multiple poppies to donate or share.
8. DIY Poppy Brooch Knitting Pattern
Don’t you think this poppy is cute and tiny? Amada Berry is the one behind it. You can use this to decorate the remembrance wreaths or wear it as a brooch. You can gift to your friend as well.
9. Poppy Flower Head
Sammy Bristow has knitted this delicate pair of poppies. The larger one needs 64 stitches and the medium needs 56 stitches with a 4mm needle using DK yarn. You can create a small bouquet of it.
10. Poppy Flower Buttonhole
Did you ever think that using a DK yarn and 2.75mm, you can knit this beautiful buttonhole poppy flower? Then check out Christine Grant for this amazing pattern. It can easily elevate your outfit’s look.
11. Knitted Poppy Brooch
Monica Fuertes has knitted a poppy brooch that you can pair with a denim jacket or a winter coat on chilly evenings. The leaves and stems give it quite a wonderful, realistic look.
12. Easy Knit Poppy Pattern
If you are looking for a quick, satisfying project, then try your hand at this easy knit poppy pattern by Yarnspirations. It’s a thoughtful, handmade gift for Remembrance Day.
13. Beginner’s Poppy Knitting Pattern
Want to start your knitting journey? Then check out this beginner poppy pattern by Imogen Cooper and Birch Knits. All you need is a 4mm straight knitting needle with DK yarn and a brooch pin.
