Brighten up your projects with these beautiful knitted flower free patterns, perfect for decorating hats, scarves, bags, and home décor.
If you love crafting and are a nature enthusiast, then these knitted flowers are for you. From delicate roses to playful pinwheels, they are easy and beautiful handmade patterns.
Knitted Flower Free Patterns
1. Daffodil Bookmark Patterns
These adorable and quick knit daffodil bookmarks by Natasha Hanson are a must-have if you are a bookworm. They are a fun and playful way to add to your reading time.
2. Rose Brooch Knit Pattern
Add a little charm to your knitting collection with this rose brooch pattern by Ambah O’Brien. This cute, handcrafted project can be used as a hair clip, bag decor, or for Christmas decorations.
3. Ornament Rose Flower Pattern
Check out this ornament rose flower by Natasha Hanson. They are knit entirely in the round in 2 pieces.. You can use them for decorating gifts, clothing, accessories, or your favourite corner.
4. Poppy Knit Pattern
Lionbrand is behind this beautiful and simple project. With its bright and cheerful design, it will surely elevate your outfit. The pattern is easy to follow, making it perfect for beginners to start their journey.
5. Flower Applique Knit Pattern
With just a bit of yarn and creativity, you can make this little flower applique. Filipa Carneiro has designed it using DK yarn, stockinette stitch, and a 3.5mm needle.
6. Poinsettias Applique Knit Pattern
This pattern is a great way to use for oddments of yarn. They are great for beginners or anyone looking for a quick and cheerful project. J.G. Miller has designed this cuter, tiny handcrafted flower.
7. Friendship Roses Knit Pattern
Why not use these yellow roses as a token of friendship? These flowers are designed by Ellen Kapusniak. They are worked in DK yarn and knitted in flat, sewn up for assembly.
8. Pinwheel Flower Knit Pattern
Spin some fun into your knitting collection with these colorful and bright pinwheel flowers. You can use them as a brooch or put them in a flower vase for decoration. Check out this pattern for free by Frankie Brown.
9. Simply Sunflower Knit Pattern
Ever thought that using a fingering weight yarn and a 2.25mm needle could make it this simple and easy sunflower pattern?rn Anna Hrachovec is behind this eye-catching floral project.
10. Large Sunflower Knit Pattern
Svetlana Gordon has designed this delightful pattern that is bold, large, and cheerful. You can use this decorative element for the front part of the pillow, sewn to a bag, scarf, or blanket.
11. Bluebell Flower Knit Pattern
Frankie Brown has shared an amazing knitting project for you, which you can also use to create a wreath. It’s perfect for adding a subtle, elegant look to your home. The flower measures approximately 3cm long.
12. Fuchsias Knit Pattern
Who wouldn’t love a bunch of cheerful, handcrafted fuchsias? If your answer is yes, then you must try knitting this pattern by Fittinginknitting. All you need is basic knowledge of stitches, like st st, inc, K2tog, Sl2tog, and p2sso.
13. Daffodil Knit Pattern
Add a cheerful pop of color to your knitting projects just like Fittinginknitting did. All you neeto do isto use pale yellow and pale green with a 4mm knitting needle. Plus, you can finish it in 7 hours.
14. Primrose Knit Pattern
Looking for a sweet and easy project? These primroses by Fittinginknitting are perfect for adding a spring vibe to your home decr, oe for gifting purposes. The pattern is simple and easy to make.
15. Wall Flowers Knit Pattern
The wallflower design by Green Dog Dolls is a simple and charming way to add a handmade floral touch to your home decor. It’s an excellent project for the weekend and suitable for beginners.
