Looking for a timeless and original piece of home décor that never wilts? Then this crochet flower bouquet is made for you! This colourful DIY project is a joy to make and even more wonderful to gift — for Mother’s Day, a birthday, or just because.
Designed by Magali Poumeyrol, better known as Mignon Crochet, this charming bouquet was created exclusively for ReStyle. With fresh colours, delicate details and a lovely embroidery hoop finish, this piece is guaranteed to stand out in your interior.
You’ll crochet a variety of flowers and stems, assemble them on linen fabric, and complete the look with a bow and a neat, finished back. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or a bold beginner, our clear pattern and step-by-step photo tutorial will guide you through it effortlessly.
What do you need? A selection of Durable crochet cotton, a 1 mm hook, linen canvas, embroidery hoops, and a few helpful tools like a sharp needle, fabric glue and cardboard.
The result? A unique 25 cm wall hanging that’s sure to bring a smile to your face — and to anyone who sees it.
Diameter: 25 cm
Download the pattern here and crochet all the elements according to the instructions.
You should have:
5 Flowers A, 10 Flowers B, 8 Flowers C, 6 Flowers D, 3 small stems, 3 big stems, 1 Bow
After completing all the elements, take the linen canvas and place a pin in it to mark its center.
Using the photos as a guide, you will position and sew (or glue if you prefer) each element.
Place the stems below the mark at 1/1.5 cm. (It’s much easier if you pin them in place), sew them.
Place the bow over the stems and sew it.
Place flowers C above the knot and sew them.
Place flowers B around flowers C and sew them.
Place flowers D below the bouquet and about 2 cm from the edge of the inner hoop. (Tip: place the hoop under your canvas to check the distance to the edge and the curve to follow.)
Place flowers A above the bouquet and about 2 cm from the edge of the inner hoop. (Tip: Place the hoop underneath your canvas to check the distance to the edge and the curve to follow.)
Place the inner hoop on the wrong side of the finished piece, sew a basting stitch 2cm from the edge of the support, pull the thread to envelop the wooden hoop and tighten the fabric.
Position the outer hoop and tighten the screw.
With the cardboard previously cut into a circle, cover the back of the hoop by gluing the cardboard on top.
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