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Crochet Flower Bookmark

Crochet flower bookmarks are a delightful way to add a touch of charm to your reading time! These dainty creations not only keep your place in a book but also bring a pop of color and joy to your reading experience. With their intricate design and handmade feel, crochet flower bookmarks make lovely gifts for bookworms or a sweet treat for yourself. Whether you're diving into a thrilling mystery or exploring a fantasy world, these whimsical bookmarks will surely brighten up your reading journey!

Supplies needed for this little flower bookmark:

Yarn in flower colour and green

A corresponding crochet hook to go with your yarn thickness

Hook size really is important for crochet – if your hook is too large, it will result in loose crochet that doesn’t look very neat! So if in doubt, use a slightly smaller crochet hook.

Crochet Abbreviations used:

We used American crochet terminology throughout. Also, we have a fantastic set of beginner crochet videos that you can browse at your leisure. These include everything from how to hold your yarn, to magic circles and how to do a half double crochet etc.

  • MC – Magic Circle (also known as magic ring)
  • Ch – chain
  • SC – Single Crochet
  • DC – Double Crochet
  • HDC – Half Double Crochet
  • Slst – Slip stitch (also seen as SS on other patterns)

Crochet Flower Bookmark Pattern:

Small flower in pink for petals

Start by making 5 petals into a magic circle:

01: Into MC, (Ch 2, 2 dc, 1 hdc, Slst) x5

Stem and leaf in green

Change colour to green to make the long flower stem (make sure to still be attached to the flower):

02: Ch to the length of your book (here it is 58 ch)

And now we make the little green leaf to dangle at the bottom (still stay attached)

03: Ch 8, skip 1st stitch, 2 Slst, Sc, hdc, 2dc, hdc, Slst, on the other side of the 8ch, Slst, hdc, 2dc, hdc, sc, 2 Slst

Fasten off an sew in ends.

OPTIONS: You can add little buttons to the centre of your flower if you wish. That would look really cute too!

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